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Hi Joel, thanks for the help. &nbsp;No hacking as the firewall didn't report anything strange. &nbsp;In this case, upon further investigation, we determined that the OS RAID was failing and causing file corruption all over the place. &nbsp;We have since replaced the server. &nbsp;Thanks again for your help.
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Hi Joel, thanks for the help.  No hacking as the firewall didn't report anything strange.  In this case, upon further investigation, we determined that the OS RAID was failing and causing file corruption all over the place.  We have since replaced the server.  Thanks again for your help.

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Hello Experts,<br />
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Thanks for your help. &nbsp;I've got a Windows 2003 SBS server that is running but users can't connect to Exchange via Outlook or OWA. &nbsp;I've examined the server and all IIS type services won't start erroring that a dependancy is needed. &nbsp;When I try to connect to IIS console, it asks for a username and password. &nbsp;On top of all that, the Security tab in Event Viewer has a red X on it. &nbsp;Any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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John
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Hello Experts,

Thanks for your help.  I've got a Windows 2003 SBS server that is running but users can't connect to Exchange via Outlook or OWA.  I've examined the server and all IIS type services won't start erroring that a dependancy is needed.  When I try to connect to IIS console, it asks for a username and password.  On top of all that, the Security tab in Event Viewer has a red X on it.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

John

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