Re: LAN connection from XP client to SBS 2003 Exchange server stop
- From: "leapy" <me2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Jun 2009 00:36:32 +0100
"AG" <AG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:150B0C7F-ADEE-4011-A4A1-73CB45A14075@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
"leapy" wrote:
"AG" <AG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> We have an SBS 2003 standard network. Today one of our XP Pro client
> notebooks on a wireless 802.11g connection suddenly cannot connect to
> Exchange over the LAN (through an access point) from Outlook 2007. It > had
> been working fine up to today. This machine can still connect to > Exchange
> using OWA with the same password and login name. (And it has no > problem
> getting to the Internet) I cannot set up a LAN new connection from
> Outlook
> which will connect to Exchange. One recent change to the notebook is > that
> there were some .net framework updates recently installed. I removed > .net
> framework 3.5 SP1, but this did not fix the problem.
>
> When I go into the email account settings on the notebook and try to
> repair
> the email account, it has the correct email name, but fails on the > search
> for
> server settings using this name (the same one that works on OWA).
>
> We have another, older notebook using Outlook 2003, which connects > through
> the access point and has no problem connecting to the Exchange server.
>
> Any ideas on fixes?
> -- > AG
Check your firewall settings. Outlook uses different ports to OWA (http).
L
It turns out that I cannot print to the network either. I get the messageIt sounds to me like a DNS issue. Are you accessing the server (for OWA and remote access) through an external URL ( and thus available to your ISP's DNS Server) but internal network DNS is failing (hence printing, browsing are unavailable)? Check that your client has access to local network DNS.
the RPC Server is unavailable. Now I also noticed that I cannot access other
computers on the network through Windows Explorer, although OWA still works
and I can remote (MSTSC.exe) into the server and see the rest of the network
that way.
I'm thinking I may have to reinstall Windows (ie, do a repair reinstall).
If worse comes to worse, everything is fully backed up on an external hard
drive and I have copied the directories over fully so that the data can
easily be reimported. But it is a 2006 vintage Lenovo T60 notebook and
getting all the drivers again is a pain.
--
AG
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