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paulhaberle
Hello. I am using MS Office 2004. I have an Exchange Server at my
location. I set up my Mac to authenticate inside the Active Directory
the Exchange Server is on (using Active Directory Plugin). I have been
using the Exchange Server with Office 2004 for almost two weeks now.
I have noticed the following problems:
1. PCs in my office use a DNS entry for the Exchange Server. I am
forced to use an IP address. This number is what IT calls the Exchange
"front end server" (...136). I cannot connect at all to the Exchange
"back end server." (...135) My Mac is using DHCP with AD DNS servers. I
am behind the company firewall.
2. If I leave Entourage 2004 connected to the Exchange Server for more
than two hours, I cannot recieve or send mail. I have to quit
Entrourage 2004 and reconnect in order to send/recieve mail again.
3. Since 2004 Entourage uses WebDav, I have tried connecting to the MS
Exchange Server by using an URL like "http://mail.exchange.domain.com".
That did not work.
Thanks.
location. I set up my Mac to authenticate inside the Active Directory
the Exchange Server is on (using Active Directory Plugin). I have been
using the Exchange Server with Office 2004 for almost two weeks now.
I have noticed the following problems:
1. PCs in my office use a DNS entry for the Exchange Server. I am
forced to use an IP address. This number is what IT calls the Exchange
"front end server" (...136). I cannot connect at all to the Exchange
"back end server." (...135) My Mac is using DHCP with AD DNS servers. I
am behind the company firewall.
2. If I leave Entourage 2004 connected to the Exchange Server for more
than two hours, I cannot recieve or send mail. I have to quit
Entrourage 2004 and reconnect in order to send/recieve mail again.
3. Since 2004 Entourage uses WebDav, I have tried connecting to the MS
Exchange Server by using an URL like "http://mail.exchange.domain.com".
That did not work.
Thanks.