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Be careful that your "jsfunc.js" page that you include with that javascript include, does not contain any <script> tags - that makes the entire included script blowup. If it does contain <script> tags, use DreX's server-side include <!--#include file="whatever"--> or <!--#include...

Using the "adsiedit.msc" tool(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;246926), you can expose the "X400" email property of any user with an email account, just double-click one and it will give you the "LDAP://" path to reach that object - provided your Exchange server uses the...

Make sure that you don't have that same code on the "login.asp" page, or it will "refresh" indefinately. Bent

Hi RocketLauncher, Your iis log shows a 302 error, which is a "resource moved" error (/exchange/test.account/ Cmd=logoff 302 - see MS for details: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=318380). I'd start by checking your OWA server's IIS console for the "ExchangeAdmin" virtual directory. Make...

If you're the only one accessing these "webs" then use your PC's Local Host file for in-house access. The file is called "hosts" and is in the "WINNT/system32/drivers/etc" directory. Open it with "notepad" and add the host header from the web site and the servers IP Address down at the bottom...

You don't need to install anything, because you can use "Perfmon" (performance monitor) to gather stats for many server functions. Just type "perfmon" in the run command and click the "+" sign on the Performance Monitor tool bar to add counters. In the "Add Counters" window, under the...

If you have DNS set up on that new server, then you need to set up "Forwarders" in the DNS to your ISP or to the "default gateway" in order to resolve internet names (websites). To Do this: right-click "My Computer" and select "Manage" then select "DNS" and expand downward until you see the...

IIS 6 uses the "404" error page to hide several failures. If I were you, I'd check the "Web Service Extentions" and make sure you "ALLOW" the proper applications to run. Example: if your page is called "index.asp" then you must have the "Web Service Extention" for "Active Server Pages" with a...

I don't think anything is wrong with the security settings. The "localsgtart.asp" page maybe the problem. That specific page was created by Microsoft for the purpose of linking to the "IIS Administration Console", which controls the Web Site on your XP. And, because of that, it can only be...

If you're using Win 2000 then you need to create the "App Mappings" for the Perl extensions on the web site that will be using that Perl script. To do this: Open the IIS Management Console, right click the website by name, select properties. Under the "Home Directories" tab click the...