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OWA and Parent Paths
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| I have a W2K server with Exchange 2000 and IIS 5 running on it for
Outlook Web Access. When I ran the Baseline Security Analyzer, it told
me I had a problem with Parent Paths. When I followed the instructions
for fixing this problem (unchecking the enable parent paths check box
in IIS) when I log into OWA, all I got was a directory listing for the
Exchange virtual directory (which is a list of all of the mailboxes on
the exchange server). Is this an issue with which nodes I selected to
apply the disable parent paths to? There were 4 listed, and I chose
all of them - 3 were exhange related and the other one was "public".
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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| Ken Schaefer 2005-02-26, 8:47 pm |
| Hi,
You will need to re-enable Parent Paths for Exchange OWA to work.
Cheers
Ken
"dylan" <dylan.roehrig@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1104334989.587828.262670@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
:I have a W2K server with Exchange 2000 and IIS 5 running on it for
: Outlook Web Access. When I ran the Baseline Security Analyzer, it told
: me I had a problem with Parent Paths. When I followed the instructions
: for fixing this problem (unchecking the enable parent paths check box
: in IIS) when I log into OWA, all I got was a directory listing for the
: Exchange virtual directory (which is a list of all of the mailboxes on
: the exchange server). Is this an issue with which nodes I selected to
: apply the disable parent paths to? There were 4 listed, and I chose
: all of them - 3 were exhange related and the other one was "public".
: Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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