Thnx for time. The first thing I would do is put it on a Novell server like its intended. If that's not an option, you already know the WebAccess agent isn't starting. That's where you need to start your troubleshooting.
On windows, it pretty much starts or it doesn't. There has to be a reason why. You'll have to check the logs. That will give you more information to go on. I'm not sure where the logs are on Windows. Also, you should be installing GW7 SP1, not the original release. Red Flag This Post Please let us know here why this post is inappropriate.
Win vs. Win I will be upgrading my GW system from 6. After upgrading I plan to install a new Web Acc server. Are both supported for GW 6. Thanks, Chris Zvolensky Houston, Tejas. See related articles to this posting. Chris, It appears that in the past few days you have not received a response to your posting. That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply. Has your problem been resolved?
Make sure it is posted in the correct newsgroup. Good luck! Similar Artilces: Win Pro vs. Win Server Hi, All. Here is the issue. My question is, will I be able to use this configuration or I'll have to upgrade Windows Pro to Windows Server? Thanks in advance. Leon You will not need to upgrade to Win2K Server. Win vs Win XP I am having a problem with a policy that effects win2k and winxp. I have replaced the shell with naldesk.
When the app tries to print from win XP it prints fine when it tries to print from Win2K it cannot see the printer. The content of this Copying VS. NET 1. I can "deploy" the project to my server and open the site in explorer browser. But now, I want to transfer the whole solution to my Win and continue the development and testing on it.
I created a Web site not a virtual directory under default Once you open the application, you will be able to access all the configurations of your Exchange Server You will also be able to change and create databases, users, public folders, connectors, and other Exchange Server configurations. However, you will not be able to access the Management Console from any device.
Once the installation is complete, you will be able to use the Exchange Management Console. If you have another user, you will have a bit of a problem. In the Exchange Management Console, the logged in user is used. So, make sure that the user who is part of the group is logged in on the Windows machine. If you are using Mac or Linux, this is not available. You need to have a Windows Machine. The same thing applies for Exchange Server but you need to have a specific operating system to install the Management tools on another device.
You will need a Windows 7 bit for the operation to be successful. From Exchange Server onwards, Microsoft has moved towards the web-based system. The classic Exchange Management Console is not even an option anymore and only the web-based version needs to be used.
Before starting and trying to log into the Exchange Admin Center EAC and start managing the Exchange Server, you need to make sure that your user has the right permissions. Note: Although Opera, Safari, and other browsers would work, it is always suggested to use a Microsoft browser to ensure compatibility.
You can manage your Exchange Server with no issues and with any compatible internet browser. This was for Exchange Server
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