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Did you changed atachment size in exchange console?
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Did you changed atachment size in exchange console?

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Have a look at this tech article for step by step procedure <a href="http://exchangepedia.com/2007/09/exchange-server-2007-setting-message-size-limits.html" rel="ugc">http://exchangepedia.com/2007/09/exchange-server-2007-setting-message-size-limits.html</a><br />
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&quot;Good Luck&quot;
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Have a look at this tech article for step by step procedure http://exchangepedia.com/2007/09/exchange-server-2007-setting-message-size-limits.html [http://exchangepedia.com/2007/09/exchange-server-2007-setting-message-size-limits.html]

"Good Luck"

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yes, changed the max, etc in the console.<br />

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yes, changed the max, etc in the console.


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tried to open the page -- error -- can you pls give a new link or pdf?
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/exchange-server-2007-setting-message-size-limits.html

tried to open the page -- error -- can you pls give a new link or pdf?

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When an upload of a large file is attempted in OWA (for Exchange 2010) the error message &quot;The page was not displayed because the request entity is too large&quot; displays. The web.config file has already been edited to a sufficient size and made sure that the Max. message size in the Exchange Management Console match the size in web.config.
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When an upload of a large file is attempted in OWA (for Exchange 2010) the error message "The page was not displayed because the request entity is too large" displays. The web.config file has already been edited to a sufficient size and made sure that the Max. message size in the Exchange Management Console match the size in web.config.

Attachment Size Limits in OWA

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