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Thanks for the response Neko, I will have a look at it this week and see if I can get that working. The help on this forum has been very impressive, many kind thanks guys! (in reply to Neko )

After recreating it, everything should be just right, with the security settings configured in Exchange System Manager replicated to IIS Manager.  The only thing you might have to change is the Require SSL setting.  You can do this in office hours, since it won't affect your Outlook users.  The only people who might be affected would be OWA users, but if it isn't working anyway ....? Since it involves...

So did the logs yield more information?

Maybe this explains the issue better. Our current Exchange 2003 environment uses a single URL to access OWA, ActiveSync and RPC over HTTP. ISA server is not involved. The current URL used for all three, will be used for Outlook Anywhere once we implement ISA server with Exchange 2007 CAS. This means that we will be implementing two new URLs for OWA and ActiveSync. To give our large user base an opportunity to transition to the new URLs prior...

Don't try to publish multiple URLs with the Exchange 2003 solution. It can be hell to support and by  your own admission will be decomissioned in the near future. I would engage some paid consulting if I were you. Firstly you simply don't need multiple URLs for all these services. Nobody will ever see the OA or EAS beyond the setup and with multiple URLs you're going to need multiple certificates. That's pointless...

I'm just the end user.  I'll pass this on to our group to see what they can do.  Will update. (in reply to Neko )

hello everyone, i am facing this problem: when i access from the outside using the OWA adress or the Public IP i get the loading screen with incomplete graphics when i access from the inside using the private IP, it works like a charm the OWA is published through ISA 2006 and i dont remember changing anything on either ISA or exchange and SP2 was already there. any thoughts?

I found the error: A night before we updated the virtual machine hardware an replaced the FlexAdapter with "new" virtual NICS. EVERYTHING worked still fine but this Exchange Active Sync thing died.   Very strange. So we rolled the server back and voila.   My advice: Don't replace the virtual NICs on a productive Exchange 2003 Server with exchange active sync clients < Message edited by...

On the FE server itself, accessing http://localhost/exchange gives me "The page cannot be found" - error 404. The vdir for /exchange is set up and pointing to \\.\BackOfficeStorage\domain.com\MBX. (in reply to uemurad )

Found the problem.  My email domain was listed incorrectly in Exchange System manager.  For anybody viewing this later, here is where to check: Exchange System Manager Expand Recipients Click Recipient Policies On the right, right-click default policy and select properties Click the email addresses (policy) tab Verify that your smtp domain is listed correctly.  It should be "@domain.com" where...