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Exchange 2010 Disclaimer Causing Asian Characters and Garbled Formatting
I just got my Exchange 2010 Hub and Client Access server working as the new "front end" for my Exchange 2003 servers. Everything is working fine, except now that I'm using the built-in disclaimer, some clients are getting garbled messages. Notably the disclaimer looks find though.
I found these links which are very similar, but I haven't found my solution yet:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrclients/thread/d38d6047-912e-4153-80e2-4968d8b5eefa
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969129
I found these links which are very similar, but I haven't found my solution yet:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrclients/thread/d38d6047-912e-4153-80e2-4968d8b5eefa
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969129
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I guess I should specify, we aren't using any Asian characters at all... but when the formatting goes crazy it just inserts them semi-randomly.
Exchange 2010 is updated with SP2 and all the rollups to date. Is that what you mean?
Sample of what it should say:
Site Work Activities. Continued placing structural clay
Sample of what it actually sends to the client:
¿TML dir=ltr>¿EAD>¿META content="text/html; charset=unicode" http-equiv=Content-Type>¿M
Exchange 2010 is updated with SP2 and all the rollups to date. Is that what you mean?
Sample of what it should say:
Site Work Activities. Continued placing structural clay
Sample of what it actually sends to the client:
¿TML dir=ltr>¿EAD>¿META content="text/html; charset=unicode" http-equiv=Content-Type>¿M
ASKER
I've also just seen this bit and think it's closely related or perhaps our exact problem:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/is/exchange2010/thread/707f5684-13ff-4b48-a42f-d2422d538795
quote:
"We've got something like this when Ex2003 OWA (Outlook Web Access) users try to send email to folks on EX2010 users.
The sender was using IE-7. Apparently there's a "feature" in the encoding in EX03 and IE that requires a patch on EX03. We're not going there because we are trying to de-commission our Ex03 environment.
My work around, was to have the Ex03 OWA user, use a different browser aka... FireFox or Chrome. Works fine now, using the OWA-lite in Ex03.
IDK if that's your issue, but give it a look
JLH "
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/is/exchange2010/thread/707f5684-13ff-4b48-a42f-d2422d538795
quote:
"We've got something like this when Ex2003 OWA (Outlook Web Access) users try to send email to folks on EX2010 users.
The sender was using IE-7. Apparently there's a "feature" in the encoding in EX03 and IE that requires a patch on EX03. We're not going there because we are trying to de-commission our Ex03 environment.
My work around, was to have the Ex03 OWA user, use a different browser aka... FireFox or Chrome. Works fine now, using the OWA-lite in Ex03.
IDK if that's your issue, but give it a look
JLH "
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What is the IE version your using ?
Can you check the addons with IE and Firefox :)
I would proceed rather pay and move everything across
- Rancy
Can you check the addons with IE and Firefox :)
I would proceed rather pay and move everything across
- Rancy
ASKER
The links I provided show some historical talks of the problem. Microsoft doesn't seem to want to really fix it for the general public, and so I'm just going to disable the feature till I'm done with Exch 2003.
What is the Exchange 2010 version of HUB's ? SP and RU :)
- Rancy