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Mark Harter
Here's the scoop. I have successfully configured Entourage to connect
to our Exchange 2000 Server. I have all functionality in every area
except for two minor problems, Both are rather puzzling.
First, when I search for a name on the GAL, it comes up with the
following error message: LDAP Server Error, "The directory service was
unable to perform the search" Error: 10001". Here's the really weird
thing: It successfully searches the criteria entered and returns the
names in the GAL, but still gives the error message.
Second, I can successfully set up a meeting, however when a PC user
sees the meeting request it shows up as a email, not a meeting
request. They can reply, but it is treated as an email. The only thing
that gives any indication here is that the meeting request shows up
with an attachment labeled meeting.ics. I wonder if this is somehow
related to the behavior I'm seeing with GAL, as in Entourage is not
reading the LDAP server correctly. It is doing it to some degree but
it seems to be missing something. When looking for free/busy time
Entourage successfully sees who is free/busy.
Anyone who hae any thoughts on this are most welcome to chime in. This
is literally the last thing that prevents us from shutting off Classic
and abandoning Outlook 2001.
to our Exchange 2000 Server. I have all functionality in every area
except for two minor problems, Both are rather puzzling.
First, when I search for a name on the GAL, it comes up with the
following error message: LDAP Server Error, "The directory service was
unable to perform the search" Error: 10001". Here's the really weird
thing: It successfully searches the criteria entered and returns the
names in the GAL, but still gives the error message.
Second, I can successfully set up a meeting, however when a PC user
sees the meeting request it shows up as a email, not a meeting
request. They can reply, but it is treated as an email. The only thing
that gives any indication here is that the meeting request shows up
with an attachment labeled meeting.ics. I wonder if this is somehow
related to the behavior I'm seeing with GAL, as in Entourage is not
reading the LDAP server correctly. It is doing it to some degree but
it seems to be missing something. When looking for free/busy time
Entourage successfully sees who is free/busy.
Anyone who hae any thoughts on this are most welcome to chime in. This
is literally the last thing that prevents us from shutting off Classic
and abandoning Outlook 2001.