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Problem resolved. I tried to telnet to the exchange 2007 SMTP VS and received the error "452 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources" I turned off resource monitoring in EdgeTransport.exe.config, restarted the transport service and mail began to flow. The disk that holds the queue apparently...

yeah, I read that and tried it before I did the reinstall from the command line switch. Although I wasn't sure why you'd need to remove the recieve connectors.

I'm installed my first exchange 2007 server, the install for the Hub transport failed because of a known installation bug but I re-ran it from the command line with the /LegacyRoutingServer switch and it created the connectors between the two. The mail I try to send it stuck in the routing...

The server is already trusted for delegation. Since my server is the same as the AD name I don't have to do anything with SetSPN?? 6. IIS server name either must match exactly account name in AD, or SetSPN tool should be used in cases where IIS site is set as alternative name (e.g. server is...

ASP.NET 2.0 so I think it should still apply.

IIS5 on w2k. I have no web.config file. Impersonation sounds like the route to go. I tried to add an admin username and password to the open method within the ASP page but got vague runtime errors noted in the first post.

Check that. Still getting Table Does Not Exist, just not the popup on the console anymore (which I assume is because of that DCOM error which refers to mdm.exe

IIS is running with Integrated Auth. I had thought that since the problem seemed crop up when our windows 2000 DC was demoted that MDAC needed to be updated. I applied all available security/MDAC/.NET patches and the "Table doesn't Exist" issue has gone away however I'm now getting the...

The problem seems to have started with our last w2k DC was demoted. Here's the offending section of Code: Set objDomain = GetObject ("LDAP://mydc/RootDSE") objADsPath = objDomain.Get("DefaultNamingContext") Set objDomain = Nothing Set con = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set Com =...

I have this sample ASP program that: 1) Binds to an AD user object 2) Displays the property count 3) Displays the property Names with their Values 4) Displays the property Names only When run from a client browser, it's only able to display a few property values (telephoneNumber, cn...