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Jim Smith
We have an Exchange Server system with Exchange 2000 running on Windows
Server 2000.
About 4 or 5 of our Outlook 2002 installations suddenly have stopped finding
the Exchange server.
The other 300 or so are doing fine.
I have repaired Windows XP, reinstalled the Service Pack 1, reinstalled
Office XP, Installed Office 2003, wiped out profiles and recreated them -
nothing seems to reconnect these installations to the Exchange Server.
I did finally get a ubiquidous error message on the machine that I installed
Office 2003 on. It says "A system component, RPC, required by Outlook to
connect to the e-mail server is not configured properly." So how do I
configure the 'Remote Proceedure Call'.
If I reformat and reinstall the problem goes away, but I'd like to find a
fix, not just work around it.
Server 2000.
About 4 or 5 of our Outlook 2002 installations suddenly have stopped finding
the Exchange server.
The other 300 or so are doing fine.
I have repaired Windows XP, reinstalled the Service Pack 1, reinstalled
Office XP, Installed Office 2003, wiped out profiles and recreated them -
nothing seems to reconnect these installations to the Exchange Server.
I did finally get a ubiquidous error message on the machine that I installed
Office 2003 on. It says "A system component, RPC, required by Outlook to
connect to the e-mail server is not configured properly." So how do I
configure the 'Remote Proceedure Call'.
If I reformat and reinstall the problem goes away, but I'd like to find a
fix, not just work around it.