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Outlook Web Access shows as text only after .NET Framework 2.0 update
I have Windows 2003 SBS environment where I recently updated the server and workstations to the .NET Framework 2.0. Now my Outlook web access shows up as text only instead of the way it was prior to the update. Any suggestions on how to restore it to what it was?
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where is the location of the virtual folders?
IIS Manager - as I wrote above.
Simon.
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I still don't see the location of where to do this at. I did come across this article, but didn't see where I could change it...
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Resetting-OWA-Folder-IIS-security-permissions-Exchange-2003.html
I don't want to make any changes til I am certain I will not disrupt my exchange server.
Am I right clicking and looking for .net? where?
thanks for the help
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Resetting-OWA-Folder-IIS-security-permissions-Exchange-2003.html
I don't want to make any changes til I am certain I will not disrupt my exchange server.
Am I right clicking and looking for .net? where?
thanks for the help
That article explains exactly where and what to change.
This KB article explains almost the same thing: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=883380
Open IIS Manager.
Open the default web site.
Right click on the /exchange virtual directory and choose Properties.
Click on tab for asp.net and ensure that the version number is 1.1 not 2.0.
The installation of asp.net 2.0 should not have caused problems with OWA unless something else was changed or the installation was carried out by another application that is not designed to co-exist with Exchange/OWA. I have 2.0 installed on all of my servers and it has never caused any problems.
Simon.
This KB article explains almost the same thing: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=883380
Open IIS Manager.
Open the default web site.
Right click on the /exchange virtual directory and choose Properties.
Click on tab for asp.net and ensure that the version number is 1.1 not 2.0.
The installation of asp.net 2.0 should not have caused problems with OWA unless something else was changed or the installation was carried out by another application that is not designed to co-exist with Exchange/OWA. I have 2.0 installed on all of my servers and it has never caused any problems.
Simon.
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Thanks. I went but the tab for .net 2.0 is grayed out but it is on 2.0. You can click on edit configuration but I still didn't see anything.
Let me give you the background. They have a piece of medical software that resides on their server called MARS. any client machine simply goes to the ip address of the server (192.168.69.2/#) and the program runs. They had use update all the clients to .net 2.0 framework and the server as well.
I right clicked on default website and didn't see /exchange. I saw 'exchange' with the path \\.\backofficestorage\ddd.
Let me give you the background. They have a piece of medical software that resides on their server called MARS. any client machine simply goes to the ip address of the server (192.168.69.2/#) and the program runs. They had use update all the clients to .net 2.0 framework and the server as well.
I right clicked on default website and didn't see /exchange. I saw 'exchange' with the path \\.\backofficestorage\ddd.
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Also ensure that anonymous authentication is enabled on the /exchweb virtual directory in IIS manager.
Simon.