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Gevs
We had Exchange server 5.5 running on Windows 2000. Every
client has Outlook 2000 SR-1 as mail client. After
migrating to Exchange server 2000, we are having problems
on computers running Windows XP pro. But on computers
running W2k it's everything fine.
On Windows XP, Outlook 2000 will not send any email to
any adress not in the personal adress book, and will not
connect to the global adress book defined on the server.
Trying to access the global address list will fire the
message "Network problems are preventing connection to
the microsoft Exchange server computer. Contact your
system administrator if this condition persists". This
will happen only if I setup the Personal address book or
Personal foder service.
This is only happening on Windows XP computers
I'll be really greatful for any help.
Best regards
client has Outlook 2000 SR-1 as mail client. After
migrating to Exchange server 2000, we are having problems
on computers running Windows XP pro. But on computers
running W2k it's everything fine.
On Windows XP, Outlook 2000 will not send any email to
any adress not in the personal adress book, and will not
connect to the global adress book defined on the server.
Trying to access the global address list will fire the
message "Network problems are preventing connection to
the microsoft Exchange server computer. Contact your
system administrator if this condition persists". This
will happen only if I setup the Personal address book or
Personal foder service.
This is only happening on Windows XP computers
I'll be really greatful for any help.
Best regards