Title: Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Karen /
Steve
Thanks for
your help. Managed to work out what it was - Groupshield had managed to remove /
corrupt all of the permissions for the various objects with Exchange Admin,
hence the 'I'm not going to let you do anything t
Title: Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Hi,
I'm not much of an Exchange Wiz, but I'm looking at the MS Networking Guide,
Page 682, for "arp". Maybe try the
"arp
-a" to see all arp entries, then try "arp -d inet_addr" to remove the "
Title: Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Neil,
Sounds
almost as if something somewhere in the network could be remembering the MAC
address of the old NIC. Can't exactly think where though at the moment (it
is Friday afternoon after all): have you tried both deleting all the exi
Title: Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Done that,
big no no. Having problems mapping id's in the SAM. It seems as though despite
being able to pick up the user manager for domains list, the BDC / Ex
server is unable to recognise the relevant authority permissions. According
Title: Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Reinstall SP4.
-Original Message-From: Neil Ferguson
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, November 29,
2001 8:11 AMTo: MS-Exchange Admin IssuesSubject:
Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Can anyone point in the right
Title: Permissions Problems in Exchange Admin
Can anyone point in the right direction?
I recently had to replace the NIC in my Exchange Server (NT4 SP6a, Ex5.5 Sp4) Once this had been done, I've been unable to access the IMC in Exchange Admin - I keep receiving the following me
