Hi!

I recently bought a new laptop and installed Business Vista and MS Office 7.0. Here is my environment.

I am on a domain which runs Windows Small Business Server R2/SP1. It also has MS XL 2003/SP2. Finally, it also has MS Exchange 2003,

Here are my problems:

1.. When I log in, I get a Windows SBS Server SP1 error. It makes no difference whether I continue, or cancel.
2.. on OWA, I get a certificate error. I can continue, but every time I say that, it installs something called ieres.dll
3.. My OWA is on https. So if I select OWA Basic, I can open my mail box and work. But when I say Premium, I cannot reply, or send. When I click Reply, I get my text area greyed out, actually it is blue! When I say send, it just goes to Draft.
4.. When I open Outlook 2007, every 15 minutes, I get an IP Clash error. Keeps saying that another computer on the network has the same IP as yours, contact administrator. That is not true actually.
5.. The same IP Clash error happens whenever I open Windows Mail as well.
Any thoughts, help? TIA.

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Gopi

Gopi Narayanan
Belladonna IT Pvt. Ltd.
Bangalore 560038, India

Phone: + 91 934 287 9152
skype: gopi_belladonnait

Gopi Narayanan wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I recently bought a new laptop and installed Business Vista and MS Office
> 7.0. Here is my environment.
>
> I am on a domain which runs Windows Small Business Server R2/SP1. It also
> has MS XL 2003/SP2. Finally, it also has MS Exchange 2003,
>
> Here are my problems:
>
> 1.. When I log in, I get a Windows SBS Server SP1 error. It makes no
> difference whether I continue, or cancel. 2.. on OWA, I get a
> certificate error. I can continue, but every time I say that, it
> installs something called ieres.dll 3.. My OWA is on https. So if I
> select OWA Basic, I can open my mail box and work. But when I say
> Premium, I cannot reply, or send. When I click Reply, I get my text area
> greyed out, actually it is blue! When I say send, it just goes to Draft.
> 4.. When I open Outlook 2007, every 15 minutes, I get an IP Clash error.
> Keeps saying that another computer on the network has the same IP as
> yours, contact administrator. That is not true actually. 5.. The same IP
> Clash error happens whenever I open Windows Mail as well.
> Any thoughts, help? TIA.
>
How is the laptop setup with regards to networking and domain membership?
Do you use it in networked environments both with and without your domain
server?
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