Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error

2001-12-12 Thread Tony Hlabse

Running E2K/SP2 on a Global Controller in mixed mode.

When I go to System Manger\Servers\%servername%\Protocols\Http\Public and 
then right click on to Properties and uncheck Read, Write, Script Access and 
Directory Browsing. I then launch the browser to access via OWA. The public 
folder does not show (that's what I was trying to accomplish) but I get an 
Acess Denied message. If I flip from shortcut to folder view the message 
does not show again. When you close and try again is when the message 
appears when going to folder view. I tried deleting cache files and making 
sure Authenication matched the Virtual to the IIs settings. If I set it back 
to default (all checked) and clear browser cache the problem goes away but 
then I am showing access to Public Folders. I am testing this using IE 5.5 
with current patches. If I find the solution I will let you all know in the 
mean time suggestions welcome.



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RE: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error

2001-12-12 Thread Chris Scharff

Don't control permissions or access to anything OWA related in ESM.. The IIS
Admin MMC is for that. One might ask why they give you the ability to dink
with anything in ESM then... but one would miss the beauty of the forest for
the trees. 

I believe what you want to do is either edit the navbar.js or more likely,
upgrade to Exchange 2000 SP and then read the associated documentation for
information on how to restrict access to particular OWA features.

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> -Original Message-
> From: Tony Hlabse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
> Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 10:02 AM
> To: Exchange Discussions
> Subject: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error
> 
> 
> Running E2K/SP2 on a Global Controller in mixed mode.
> 
> When I go to System 
> Manger\Servers\%servername%\Protocols\Http\Public and 
> then right click on to Properties and uncheck Read, Write, 
> Script Access and 
> Directory Browsing. I then launch the browser to access via 
> OWA. The public 
> folder does not show (that's what I was trying to accomplish) 
> but I get an 
> Acess Denied message. If I flip from shortcut to folder view 
> the message 
> does not show again. When you close and try again is when the message 
> appears when going to folder view. I tried deleting cache 
> files and making 
> sure Authenication matched the Virtual to the IIs settings. 
> If I set it back 
> to default (all checked) and clear browser cache the problem 
> goes away but 
> then I am showing access to Public Folders. I am testing this 
> using IE 5.5 
> with current patches. If I find the solution I will let you 
> all know in the 
> mean time suggestions welcome.
> 
> 
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RE: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error

2001-12-12 Thread Tony Hlabse

The customized feature that I tried and has failed is on page 80 of the 
Customizing Microsoft Outlook Web Access White Paper dated 11/2001. Has 
anyone tried this one and get the same results?



>
>Don't control permissions or access to anything OWA related in ESM.. The 
>IIS
>Admin MMC is for that. One might ask why they give you the ability to dink
>with anything in ESM then... but one would miss the beauty of the forest 
>for
>the trees.
>
>I believe what you want to do is either edit the navbar.js or more likely,
>upgrade to Exchange 2000 SP and then read the associated documentation for
>information on how to restrict access to particular OWA features.
>
>Chris
>--
>Chris Scharff
>Senior Sales Engineer
>MessageOne
>If you can't measure, you can't manage!
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Tony Hlabse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 10:02 AM
> > To: Exchange Discussions
> > Subject: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error
> >
> >
> > Running E2K/SP2 on a Global Controller in mixed mode.
> >
> > When I go to System
> > Manger\Servers\%servername%\Protocols\Http\Public and
> > then right click on to Properties and uncheck Read, Write,
> > Script Access and
> > Directory Browsing. I then launch the browser to access via
> > OWA. The public
> > folder does not show (that's what I was trying to accomplish)
> > but I get an
> > Acess Denied message. If I flip from shortcut to folder view
> > the message
> > does not show again. When you close and try again is when the message
> > appears when going to folder view. I tried deleting cache
> > files and making
> > sure Authenication matched the Virtual to the IIs settings.
> > If I set it back
> > to default (all checked) and clear browser cache the problem
> > goes away but
> > then I am showing access to Public Folders. I am testing this
> > using IE 5.5
> > with current patches. If I find the solution I will let you
> > all know in the
> > mean time suggestions welcome.
> >
> >
> >
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RE: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error

2001-12-12 Thread Chris Scharff

Always nice to include what you're trying in the original post, but I think
my answer is still the correct one.

As I mentioned, the navbar.js can be edited to remove the PF icon or, the
sp2deply.doc included with the SP2 download describes a post 11/2001
methodology for restricting access to PFs. 

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> -Original Message-
> From: Tony Hlabse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
> Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 10:43 AM
> To: Exchange Discussions
> Subject: RE: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error
> 
> 
> The customized feature that I tried and has failed is on page 
> 80 of the 
> Customizing Microsoft Outlook Web Access White Paper dated 
> 11/2001. Has 
> anyone tried this one and get the same results?
> 
> 
> 
> >
> >Don't control permissions or access to anything OWA related in ESM.. 
> >The
> >IIS
> >Admin MMC is for that. One might ask why they give you the 
> ability to dink
> >with anything in ESM then... but one would miss the beauty 
> of the forest 
> >for
> >the trees.
> >
> >I believe what you want to do is either edit the navbar.js or more 
> >likely, upgrade to Exchange 2000 SP and then read the associated 
> >documentation for information on how to restrict access to 
> particular 
> >OWA features.
> >
> >Chris
> >--
> >Chris Scharff
> >Senior Sales Engineer
> >MessageOne
> >If you can't measure, you can't manage!
> >
> >
> > > -Original Message-
> > > From: Tony Hlabse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 10:02 AM
> > > To: Exchange Discussions
> > > Subject: Hiding Public Folder View in OWA E2K error
> > >
> > >
> > > Running E2K/SP2 on a Global Controller in mixed mode.
> > >
> > > When I go to System 
> > > Manger\Servers\%servername%\Protocols\Http\Public and then right 
> > > click on to Properties and uncheck Read, Write, Script Access and
> > > Directory Browsing. I then launch the browser to access via
> > > OWA. The public
> > > folder does not show (that's what I was trying to accomplish)
> > > but I get an
> > > Acess Denied message. If I flip from shortcut to folder view
> > > the message
> > > does not show again. When you close and try again is when 
> the message
> > > appears when going to folder view. I tried deleting cache
> > > files and making
> > > sure Authenication matched the Virtual to the IIs settings.
> > > If I set it back
> > > to default (all checked) and clear browser cache the problem
> > > goes away but
> > > then I am showing access to Public Folders. I am testing this
> > > using IE 5.5
> > > with current patches. If I find the solution I will let you
> > > all know in the
> > > mean time suggestions welcome.
> > >
> > >
> > >
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