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mysterious outlook web access problem

Postby Jen » Sat, 24 Jul 2004 04:48:29 GMT 

we have one user on an xp laptop who uses outlook web access remotely on
regular basis.  After about the 3rd or 4th OWA session, the mailbox can't be
accessed from the login screen, and the world wide web publishing service on
the OWA server has to be restarted to fix the problem. No other user
accounts cause this problem.  The user account in question has a network
username and email prefix that are slightly different. All other users on
the network have email prefixes and network usernames that are exactly the
same.  Could this be causing the problem?

the network consists of a winNT 4.0 pdc, and  a win2000 OWA server, with
about 25 clients of various stripes.

thank you for any clues as to how to solve.....

J
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1.mysterious outlook web access problem... 

we have one user on an xp laptop who uses outlook web access remotely on
regular basis.  After about the 3rd or 4th OWA session, the mailbox can't be
accessed from the login screen, and the world wide web publishing service on
the OWA server has to be restarted to fix the problem. No other user
accounts cause this problem.  The user account in question has a network
username and email prefix that are slightly different. All other users on
the network have email prefixes and network usernames that are exactly the
same.  Could this be causing the problem?

the network consists of a winNT 4.0 pdc, and  a win2000 OWA server, with
about 25 clients of various stripes.

thank you for any clues as to how to solve.....

J

2.mysterious outlook web access problem 

we have one user on an xp laptop who uses outlook web access remotely on
regular basis.  After about the 3rd or 4th OWA session, the mailbox can't be
accessed from the login screen, and the world wide web publishing service on
the OWA server has to be restarted to fix the problem. No other user
accounts cause this problem.  The user account in question has a network
username and email prefix that are slightly different. All other users on
the network have email prefixes and network usernames that are exactly the
same.  Could this be causing the problem?

the network consists of a winNT 4.0 pdc, and  a win2000 OWA server, with
about 25 clients of various stripes.

thank you for any clues as to how to solve.....

J

3.mysterious outlook web access problem..... 

we have one user on an xp laptop who uses outlook web access remotely on
regular basis.  After about the 3rd or 4th OWA session, the mailbox can't be
accessed from the login screen, and the world wide web publishing service on
the OWA server has to be restarted to fix the problem. No other user
accounts cause this problem.  The user account in question has a network
username and email prefix that are slightly different. All other users on
the network have email prefixes and network usernames that are exactly the
same.  Could this be causing the problem?

the network consists of a winNT 4.0 pdc, and  a win2000 OWA server, with
about 25 clients of various stripes.

thank you for any clues as to how to solve.....

J

4.Problems Accessing Messages in Outlook Web Access 

I have Internet Explorer version 6 installed on my 
homecomputer, and I have to access messages at my office 
(I am on the adjunct faculty and I have to access student 
emails to me via that site) via the Outlook web access 
site at my office.  My office server and office computers 
use NT ver. 5.1.

For the last two months, I have not been able to send 
replies to messages from my home computer; I am able to 
use the web access on computers at my office.  And since 
I have been accessing my office mail, I have not been 
able to open attachments to the messages, and I cannot 
open the messages.  I have to use the split screen (top 
listing messages, bottom showing highlighted message).

I have attempted to add in the latest updates for Windows 
XP and for Internet Explorer, but nothing seems to help.

I am able to access web email on other sites (I have a 
pop-up add blocker - AdSubtract Pro ver. 2.55 - which I 
disable before entering these web email sites).

Is there some fix?

Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Jim Grichar

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