Installation of Windows Sharepoint Services version 3 on the same website as OWA 2003 breaks OWA. It also breaks RPC over HTTP Exchange capability. Microsoft has not documented a solution, although there are people struggling with it, and they usually do a workaround by putting it on a different website, but if you only have one IP and want to use SSL, you are stuck. Very simply, you have to create web applications on the affected virtual directories in IIS so that the Configuration button becomes available, then click it and remove the .NET executable in the wildcard handler box. Apparently installing WSS3 forces all virtual directories to inherit this setting, and the .NET executable has no idea how to handle the verbs it gets for these special services. I had to remove it from Exchange, Exchweb, Public, and Rpc virtual directories.
Windows Sharepoint Services 3, Outlook Web Access, and RPC over HTTP on the same website
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Windows Sharepoint Services 3, Outlook Web Access, and RPC over HTTP on the same website
by Paul Rinear » Fri, 14 Sep 2007 05:58:16 GMT
Re: Windows Sharepoint Services 3, Outlook Web Access, and RPC over HTTP on the same website
by Andy David {MVP} » Fri, 14 Sep 2007 06:16:25 GMT
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:58:16 -0700, Paul Rinear < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > Well, honestly, I would never mix those apps anyway.
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