Antequonopolistant
Programmer
We have two XP Laptops, neither of them can access our Outlook on the web.
"xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Exchange" simply comes up with the directory view, global.asa a .dll and the USA directory.
It comes up with the directory because I turned the "directory can be viewed" flag on.
BUT it should do what the rest of the machines (desktop & 98) do, accessing as above goes directly into the golden logon.asp page and email can be accessed from there.
If (on the laptops) I goto "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Exchange/USA/logon.asp" the page appears! BUT after entering username and password I get the same error as when "directory viewing" is turned off. SIMPLY "PAGE NOT FOUND".
Does anyone have any further ideas / suggestions? I am pretty sure it is nothing with the NT server since all the 98's cann access remote outlook on the web anyway... but not the XP's!??
Kindest regards to any helpers out there.
- Antequonopolistant
"xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Exchange" simply comes up with the directory view, global.asa a .dll and the USA directory.
It comes up with the directory because I turned the "directory can be viewed" flag on.
BUT it should do what the rest of the machines (desktop & 98) do, accessing as above goes directly into the golden logon.asp page and email can be accessed from there.
If (on the laptops) I goto "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Exchange/USA/logon.asp" the page appears! BUT after entering username and password I get the same error as when "directory viewing" is turned off. SIMPLY "PAGE NOT FOUND".
Does anyone have any further ideas / suggestions? I am pretty sure it is nothing with the NT server since all the 98's cann access remote outlook on the web anyway... but not the XP's!??
Kindest regards to any helpers out there.
- Antequonopolistant
