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Exchange 2007 server with problems
I am working on a new Exchange 2007 server that has several issues. One of them deals with events saying that owaauth.dll can't run in a 64-bit environment (or something like that. (Right now, that little town in NC has apparently gone off the grid, so I can't be more precise).
I have run across several recommendations that state to perform the following at a command prompt:
cscript %SYSTEMDRIVE%\inetpub\admi nscripts\a dsutil.vbs SET W3SVC/AppPools/Enable32bit AppOnWin64 0
My question for this posting is:
What does it mean if I have no "adminscripts" under the inetpub folder.
The server is Windows 2008 x64.
Thanks
I have run across several recommendations that state to perform the following at a command prompt:
cscript %SYSTEMDRIVE%\inetpub\admi
My question for this posting is:
What does it mean if I have no "adminscripts" under the inetpub folder.
The server is Windows 2008 x64.
Thanks
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Are those instructions for a Windows 2003 server? I get as far as the Turn on/off" line and then the directions do not fit.
It takes me to "Server Manager".
I did find that "IIS 6 WMI Compatibility" and "IIS 6 Scripting Tools" are not installed. Is that what I need to do?
Also, I noticed that I only have the .NET framework 3 installed. Should I have .Net 2 installed? If so, how?
Thanks
It takes me to "Server Manager".
I did find that "IIS 6 WMI Compatibility" and "IIS 6 Scripting Tools" are not installed. Is that what I need to do?
Also, I noticed that I only have the .NET framework 3 installed. Should I have .Net 2 installed? If so, how?
Thanks
No they are for 2008, maybe you are running control panel in classic mode.
Basically need to go to add/remove programs -> Add/remove windows components
Yes IIS Scripting tools will be it.
.net 3 is dependant on .net 2 so you will have it installed already
Basically need to go to add/remove programs -> Add/remove windows components
Yes IIS Scripting tools will be it.
.net 3 is dependant on .net 2 so you will have it installed already
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The location is a bit different, but the content was correct. Installing the two IIS6 roles populated the adminscripts folder.
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