Re: RWW no longer working for client desktops
From: Les Connor [SBS Community Member - SBS MVP] (les.connor_at_DEL.cfive.ca)
Date: 02/07/05
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 17:28:03 -0600
another thought is to search the files on the server for the Web Edition
string. It might turn up, might not (could be a graphic).
-- Les Connor [SBS Community Member - SBS MVP] ----------------------------------------------------------- SBS Rocks ! "Les Connor [SBS Community Member - SBS MVP]" <les.connor@DEL.cfive.ca> wrote in message news:eXr4kcWDFHA.1496@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > Well it's an odd situation. I don't know how fix it surgically - but it's > likely that a re-installation (maintenance mode) of the affected > components may resolve it. Something must have been installed to overwrite > the standard rww files. I hope it's not something ominous, but the server > has been altered somehow. If you didn't do it, then perhaps you can scare > somebody into owning up by threatening to fdisk and start over ;-). > (which, if the server has been compromised, is the only way forward). > > If you want to find out exactly what is wrong, I'm afraid you'll have to > call PSS and open a case. If you're only interested in fixing it, then a > component reinstallation might be the next step. That doesn't guarantee it > will be fixed, and could cover up the root cause as well. If you want to > go this route, reinstall Server Tools from Add/remove programs, Small biz > server. > > Under the Default web site, there's a virtual directory named Remote. It > should point to %systemdrive%\Inetpub\Remote. This is where the RWW files > are located. If you had a working box to compare with, you might be able > to do a side by side and see if there are any differences. You might even > be able to open the files, and see if you can come accross the one that's > giving you the web edition banner. > > Sorry I can't be of more help, but there are too many files, locations, > registry settings, and IIS settings to be able to go through it in a > newsgroup setting without knowing exactly what one is looking for. > > > -- > Les Connor [SBS Community Member - SBS MVP] > ----------------------------------------------------------- > SBS Rocks ! > > > "Eric in Michigan" <EricinMichigan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:8DF3C18B-9E97-46AA-9E4C-366ACB837ED0@microsoft.com... >> Probably the localhost test was sufficient, but anyway - go to any lan >> client and run http://>/remote and see if the behavior is the >> same. >> >> ---Yes, same behavior. The router is clearly not a factor. >> >> So you get the Web Edition banner; after that, can you log in, and if so, >> do >> you get to the expected desktop? >> >> ---At the Web Edition banner I'm not able to log in as anyone. At that >> point you're just stuck at the Web Edition banner unable to get past it >> to a >> desktop of anykind. >> >> If you log in to RWW as the Administrator, is the behaviour the same ? To >> both the server and the client desktops? >> >> ---The Administrator, when given the choice between logging into the >> server >> desktop or client desktop can successfuly log in to the server desktop. >> If >> the Administrator chooses *any* client desktop he is given the Web >> Edition >> banner which is un-login-able. >> >> On the server, if you right click My Computer > properties, what OS does >> it >> dislplay ? If you run 'ver' from a command prompt, what version number is >> indicated ? >> >> ---Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for Small Business Server >> ---ver output: Microsoft Windows [Version 5.2.3790] >> >> In IIS, how many web sites are there, and what are their names ? >> >> ---There are the usual four; Default Web Site, Microsoft Sharepoint >> Administration, SharePoint Central Administraton, and companyweb. >> >> What third party programs/applications are installed on the SBS? >> >> ---There are some less common programs installed on this machine; >> Ezijobz, >> Gold Suite, Advantage Database, Firebird Database. Oh, and Symantec >> Antivirus. >> >> one last thing - are you getting the https re-direction? i.e. if you >> enter >> http:// >/remote, are you re-directed to https:// ? >> >> ---Yes >> >> One more last thing - does OWA work ok from RWW, and outside of RWW >> (http:// >/exchange) >> >> ---Yes, OWA is working great from outside and inside. >> >> One more one more last thing - from the server or a workstation, if you >> run >> > mstsc and create a remote desktop connection to any other computer in >> > the >> lan, do you still get the 2003 web edition banner ? >> >> ---Yes, Using remote desktop to connect to an internal computer also >> results >> in the Web Edition banner. >> >> Thanks for listening >> -Eric > >
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