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Here's what I got:
Active Directory on Server 2003
1 Domain Controller also running DNS and WINS
No other DNS or WINS servers (I know, I know)
Static IP Addresses...NO DHCP
Exchange Server 2003 on a member server
Client running W2K SP4
Outlook 2000 SP3
Exchange has 4 mailboxes set, but nobody is using it. I'm still testing
things out.
When I try to connect to Exchange via my Outlook 2000, I get the following
message:
"The function cannot be performed because the Microsoft Exchange Server
computer is busy. Try again later"
I've tried it from 3 different client computers where the only difference
between them is that they have different IP addresses. Otherwise, they are
configured the same, accessing the same servers, etc.
Event logs on the clients and Exchange server don't indicate any sort of
problems. The Exchange server can't be busy because nobody is using
Exchange. Utilization on the server is pegged a 1% (that's a one).
Here's are the kickers: From these same client computers I can access
Exchange via Outlook Web Access. Also, if I install Outlook 2003 on the same
client computers, Check Name resolves perfectly and they can send/receive
Exchange email like a champ.
I do have one diclosure - I did install Outlook 2003 on the Exchange Server,
but it has since been removed. For the record, Outlook 2003 connected to
Exchange when they were on the same computer/server.
If anybody has any help or guidance, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
Active Directory on Server 2003
1 Domain Controller also running DNS and WINS
No other DNS or WINS servers (I know, I know)
Static IP Addresses...NO DHCP
Exchange Server 2003 on a member server
Client running W2K SP4
Outlook 2000 SP3
Exchange has 4 mailboxes set, but nobody is using it. I'm still testing
things out.
When I try to connect to Exchange via my Outlook 2000, I get the following
message:
"The function cannot be performed because the Microsoft Exchange Server
computer is busy. Try again later"
I've tried it from 3 different client computers where the only difference
between them is that they have different IP addresses. Otherwise, they are
configured the same, accessing the same servers, etc.
Event logs on the clients and Exchange server don't indicate any sort of
problems. The Exchange server can't be busy because nobody is using
Exchange. Utilization on the server is pegged a 1% (that's a one).
Here's are the kickers: From these same client computers I can access
Exchange via Outlook Web Access. Also, if I install Outlook 2003 on the same
client computers, Check Name resolves perfectly and they can send/receive
Exchange email like a champ.
I do have one diclosure - I did install Outlook 2003 on the Exchange Server,
but it has since been removed. For the record, Outlook 2003 connected to
Exchange when they were on the same computer/server.
If anybody has any help or guidance, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.