owa and iis config help

[golson]

I have moved our exchange 5.5 from a winnt server to a win 2k server successfuly, but the problem is I cannot access OWA. I have installed OWA on the 2k server and I can't access owa using the //servername.domain name/exchange/logon.asp or anything else for that matter. I have a feeling that I am missing somthing in my iis config. Can anyone please help?

Thanks,

 

[vgrice]

You say you can't access OWA/ Are you getting any errors? Vince Grice
vgrice@hotmail.com
MCSE Win2K, NT; MCSA; MCP+I

 

[golson]

I am getting page cannot be displayed. I have gon through my NT4 box and attempted to duplicate the IIS settings on the 2k box with no luck.

 

[vgrice]

check out the Microsoft Q at

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q288123&

Vince Grice
vgrice@hotmail.com
MCSE Win2K, NT; MCSA; MCP+I

 

[golson]

I should calrify a little. I have moved my NT4/Exchange 5.5 server directly to a new Win2k server using the same name and everything. I am not running AD the 2k/exchange5.5 server is a member server in a NT4 domain. I can send and recieve e-mail just fine both internaly and externaly, but I can't get the OWA login page to come up.

 

[vgrice]

When you configure Outlook Web Access (OWA), the Everyone group requires the "Log on locally" user right on the computer that is running IIS. Vince Grice
vgrice@hotmail.com
MCSE Win2K, NT; MCSA; MCP+I

 

[golson]

I have re-run exchange 5.5 sp4 and now only users in the administrators group can get into there mailbox through owa. I have tried giving log on localy rights to the everyone group and even to individual users. The only way I can get normal users into there owa mailbox is to add them to the admin group. I really don't want to do that. Is there somthing else I am missing? I am giving log on locally rights on the Exchange 5.5 member server that is running IIS. Do I need to add security rights somewhere in IIS?

Thanks,

Gary T. Olson