asked on OWA fails after reinstalling Exchange and IIS
We broke the IIS / Connection and had to reinstall both on an SBS2003 server, we followed the instuctions supplied by a previous question including reinstalling SP2 and updates.
Incoming and outgoing emails now working but OWA fails inside and outside, we get logon screen for user and password but then it goes to an error screen and on the page tab it says "Http 500 internal server error",
accessing it from inside gets a 405 error
Have been looking in default website in IIS but nothing obvious, can someone suggest where we should look please to get OWA running again, Thanks
Incoming and outgoing emails now working but OWA fails inside and outside, we get logon screen for user and password but then it goes to an error screen and on the page tab it says "Http 500 internal server error",
accessing it from inside gets a 405 error
Have been looking in default website in IIS but nothing obvious, can someone suggest where we should look please to get OWA running again, Thanks
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Insideview
ASKER
just getting
internet explorer cannot display web page
both internally and externally now
internet explorer cannot display web page
both internally and externally now
ASKER
default website under iis had stopped, back to 500 error again once default website restarted
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Did you re-install Exchange 2003 SP2 after repairing IIS / Exchange?
ASKER
yes
Please check through the following KB article and check your settings:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/829167
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/829167
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Well done - wasn't aware that it was necessary to delete and re-create the virtual directories, but glad you got it working.
Happy New Year
Alan
Happy New Year
Alan
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I found it on a google search
Alan