I have a SBS running Win 2k3 and exchange and about 50+ users, everything worked fine till about last week, now everyday somebody
can't get into exchange. They login into domain fine, their internet
works however when they start Outlook it asks for login and they enter
correct login but it wont let them in. By checking on here I found a
way to fix this is to reinstall TCP/IP and reboot and this fixes the
problem, however few days later other users have same problem so the
problem keeps coming back and I am trying to figure out a fix for it.
Also I did remove all the clients computers from the server and readded
them and it fixed everything for about a day then random people started
getting error of getting on. Any idea what could it be? Thanks
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