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shawn
Several of our XP users who have been migrated to AD W2K3 have recently lost
access to their Exchange 5.5 mailboxes.
Background:
Our exchange 5.5 sp4 server is in trusted NT domain...mailboxes hosted on
Xchng 5.5 server. AD Users have been able to access their mailboxes fine
until I pushed out a group policy.
I removed these group policies in hope of correcting this issue...but it did
not fix the issue.
Users still in NT domain can still access there mailboxes but AD users no
longer can.
FYI: AD users can still get to other NT domain network resources, such as
printers, file servers, etc...just a problem with Exchange mailbox
(authentication?)...
Did something happen with SID history/SID filtering when I applied group
policy?
If so, can I safely disable SID filtering to allow these users to again
access their (mailbox) resources in NT domain?
Anybody have any insight into this issue?
Thanks in advance
Shawn
access to their Exchange 5.5 mailboxes.
Background:
Our exchange 5.5 sp4 server is in trusted NT domain...mailboxes hosted on
Xchng 5.5 server. AD Users have been able to access their mailboxes fine
until I pushed out a group policy.
I removed these group policies in hope of correcting this issue...but it did
not fix the issue.
Users still in NT domain can still access there mailboxes but AD users no
longer can.
FYI: AD users can still get to other NT domain network resources, such as
printers, file servers, etc...just a problem with Exchange mailbox
(authentication?)...
Did something happen with SID history/SID filtering when I applied group
policy?
If so, can I safely disable SID filtering to allow these users to again
access their (mailbox) resources in NT domain?
Anybody have any insight into this issue?
Thanks in advance
Shawn