Re: access Outlook Web Access without authentication

"SyntaX TerroR" <SyntaXTerroR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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How are you doing the refresh? If you have credentials in the URL, it
should work each time.

Lee.

Because I didn't want to set up a webserver, the file is hosted on our FTP
server. The refresh is done in HTML (<meta
content="60;URL=ftp://username:password@FTPserver/folder/file.htm";
http-equiv="refresh" />), which basically tells the file to reload itself
after 60 seconds (right now).

In the same HTML file we load the calendar into an iframe: <iframe
id="calendar" src="http://username:password@mailserver/exchange/name
meetingroom/calendar/?cmd=content&f=calendar&view=daily"
scrolling="no"></iframe>

So now I'm wondering if there's no way to make said calendar accessible to
unauthenticated users. That way there shouldn't be any problem
whatsoever...

I've never use ftp:// in a meta refresh tag like that. Does
ftp://username:password@FTPserver/folder/file.htm
actually show a web page in your browser. I guess it should, since it
probably doesn't care how it gets the file. You may be able to do it if
your calendar was in a public folder, but even then, I don't think OWA will
allow it.

Is there a reason you can't host the original .htm file (the one you are
getting via ftp) on the default web site of your Exchange server?


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