> We have a very odd situation, which to summarize, comes down to: > Windows 95B clients running Outlook 2000 connecting to an Exchange > 2000 server lose permissions to their own Exchange mailbox after > viewing another user's shared mailbox (Calendar, Contacts, etc.) > > This does not happen with every client machine we have, but it always > happens with the same people. If an additional mailbox is opened > under the advanced settings under the Exchange Server Service in the > mail control panel, then the users cannot create new emails, receiving > an error "Cannot create the e-mail message because a location to send > and recieve messages could not be found. To add a location..." If > the other mailbox is not opened automatically via the Folder view, and > rather opened manually by going to File, Open, Other User's Folder, > then after an e-mail is created it cannot be sent. The user receives > a message "The operation failed." Concurrent with these symptoms, > after receiving an error, when the user right-clicks on their Mailbox > in the Folder View and selects Properties, the Permissions tab is > missing, and is replaced by a tab that is called "Summary." When > clicking on the Summary tab, the user receives another error saying > "The summary page box could not be displayed. The client operation > failed." > > This is one hell of a problem. Basically, the user has to exit Outlook > and come back in to "regain" permissions to their own mailbox. The > machines have MS Networking client installed, but are logging with MS > Client for Novell as the primary logon. All the passwords are > sync'ed. Anybody got any clues??? > -Alex > >
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