davidgrayston
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Exchange 2003
Hi.
Ive just inherited an older Exchange 2003 server setup.
They weren't actively using webmail. On investigation most of config appears to be in place as they use HTTP access for outlook.
So If I browse to that /exchange I get the log on.
However only the domain admin account appears to be able to login / work.
All the users have outlook web-access in their exchange features.
What am I missing?
Thanks.
Ive just inherited an older Exchange 2003 server setup.
They weren't actively using webmail. On investigation most of config appears to be in place as they use HTTP access for outlook.
So If I browse to that /exchange I get the log on.
However only the domain admin account appears to be able to login / work.
All the users have outlook web-access in their exchange features.
What am I missing?
Thanks.
What error do they get if try to login ?
What is the internal URL ?
Is there any other server introduced apart from the exchange 2003 server ?
- Rancy
What is the internal URL ?
Is there any other server introduced apart from the exchange 2003 server ?
- Rancy
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There is no error. Just returns to empty login box.
No other servers involved.
No other servers involved.
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Also same symptoms if I connect from the LAN to internal https://server name/exchange.
Hello,
Check http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883380.
And check also AD permissions (would help if they have them inherited, you can do a test at first).
Check http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883380.
And check also AD permissions (would help if they have them inherited, you can do a test at first).
Check eventviewer for error events.