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Thanks for the feedback, I've looked up Ex2000, reconnecting mailboxes.<br />
Regards
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Thanks for the feedback, I've looked up Ex2000, reconnecting mailboxes.
Regards

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We are running MSExchange 2000 with 300 mailboxes for internal users. I have today disabled a user account in Active Directory, found out that she was stilll employed and then re-enabled her AD account. No other changes had been made.<br />
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However, the user can logon but when launching MSOutlook (2003) she receives the foloowing message:<br />
Unable to open your default e-mail folders. The attempt to logon to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer has failed.<br />
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The user can no longer authenticate with our Exchange 2000 server and I don't know how to resolve this.
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We are running MSExchange 2000 with 300 mailboxes for internal users. I have today disabled a user account in Active Directory, found out that she was stilll employed and then re-enabled her AD account. No other changes had been made.

However, the user can logon but when launching MSOutlook (2003) she receives the foloowing message:
Unable to open your default e-mail folders. The attempt to logon to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer has failed.

The user can no longer authenticate with our Exchange 2000 server and I don't know how to resolve this.

Unable to open your default e-mail folders. The attempt to logon to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer has failed.

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