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Edog
I have a client that is using Exchange 2000 in a Windows 2000 environment.
There are a couple of laptops running 98 that do not have Outlook installed,
and because of the fact that they are essentially loaners, and definitely
public machines, they would like to be able to use OWA from these machines
to deal with their email.
The problem lies in the fact that one of these laptops is not able to
connect to the server. I can ping the machine, and I can resolve the
servername via DNS, yet when I pull up the URL in my browser (IE 6) I get a
page can't be found error. More frustrating is the fact that an identical
machine, setup the same way CAN connect with no problems. I have checked and
each machines settings seem to be identical.
Anyone have any clues?
Edog.
There are a couple of laptops running 98 that do not have Outlook installed,
and because of the fact that they are essentially loaners, and definitely
public machines, they would like to be able to use OWA from these machines
to deal with their email.
The problem lies in the fact that one of these laptops is not able to
connect to the server. I can ping the machine, and I can resolve the
servername via DNS, yet when I pull up the URL in my browser (IE 6) I get a
page can't be found error. More frustrating is the fact that an identical
machine, setup the same way CAN connect with no problems. I have checked and
each machines settings seem to be identical.
Anyone have any clues?
Edog.