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George Farhat

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Dec 16, 2002, 7:58:50 AM12/16/02
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Hi,

In outlook 2000 configured as corporate and workgroup, when I try to
delegate a user to access my Mailbox I get the error:
"The delegates page is not available. Unable to access outlook folder.
Network problems are preventing connection to the Microsoft Exchange server
computer.... "
Although I'm connected to the network and the exchange server is available.

PS: Screen shot attached

Regards,
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George G. Farhat
IT Manager
Ets. F.A. Kettaneh S.A.
Beirut - Lebanon
Tel: 961 1 255860 (Ext: 135)
mailto:georges...@kettaneh.com
http://www.kettaneh.com
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

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Dec 16, 2002, 8:07:41 AM12/16/02
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Are you working online at the time?

George Farhat

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Dec 17, 2002, 1:29:19 AM12/17/02
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OF course I'm Online all workstations are connected to a corporate LAN. This
error pops up on all outlook clients who needs to delegate users to their
mailbox.

Regards,
George,

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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

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Dec 17, 2002, 9:32:23 AM12/17/02
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Do you see the "network problems" message at any other time? If you have
Outlook installed on the server (yes, it's a big no-no to a lot of people,
but it's often done) can you open a mailbox and see the delegates tab?

Can you tell us more about your network & the server? What form of local
name resolution do you use? All NICs locked down at a specific speed/duplex
setting? What protocols in use?

George Farhat

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Dec 17, 2002, 10:19:04 AM12/17/02
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No, this error message occurs only when accessing the delegates tab, Outlook
is not installed on the Exchange server.
It's a windows 2000 mixed domain, Win2k, win9x clients, TCP/IP, NetBios
(for 9x clients) DNS. I don't think it's a
NIC hardware problem.

Regards,
George,

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