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asp_cdo thread: AW: Re: CDO logon problem
Message #1 by Szuka Robert <r.szuka@o...> on Wed, 4 Apr 2001 16:34:27 +0200
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ok here is how to create a superuser:
start exchangeAdmin, chose the site, click "recipients", File -
Properties -
Permissions.
Then Add the user you want as a User, give him the rights, "send as"
and
"mailbox owner"
PLease note that this SuperUser must NOT be an Exchange Administrator
Robert Szuka
Product Manager Groupware
ome internet communication services AG
Leibnizgasse 1/Top 5
A-1100 Wien
Tel: +xx x xxx xx xx
Mobil: +43 (0) 699 131 450 54
Fax: +xx x xxx xx xx
eMail: r.szuka@o...
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-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Benny Olsson [mailto:Benny.Olsson@D...]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 04. April 2001 16:10
An: ASP CDO
Betreff: [asp_cdo] Re: CDO logon problem
Don't know why it's doing this way, but I might know a solution to your
problem.. Have you tried putting the working VB code in a Com object
and
then call the function in the Com?
You wrote that the code ran under a user with access to all mailboxes..
a.k.a a superuser.. Could you perhaps help me to create a superuser in
Exchange 5.5?
//Benny Olsson
Benny.Olsson@D...
> Hi!
>
> im runnning a Win2K Server.
> I want to logon with cdo to an exchange 5.5 server
>
> the following dlls are registered:
>
> cdo.dll, version 1.2, file version 5.5.2650.12
> mapi32.dll, version 1.0, file version 1.0.2518.0
> mapi.dll, version 5.5, file version 5.5.2175.0
>
> I wrote an vb.exe and an asp page, both containing exactly th same
code:
>
> vb:
> Set MyMapiSession =3D CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
> vProfileinfo =3D vServername + vbLf + txt_alias.Text
> Call MyMapiSession.Logon("", "", False, True, 0, True,
vProfileinfo)
>
> asp:
> Set objSession =3D Server.CreateObject ("MAPI.Session")
> strProfileInfo =3D vServer + vbLf + LCase(vUID)
> Call objSession.Logon ("", "", False, True, 0, True,
strProfileInfo)
>
> both, web page and exe are running under the context of an user who
has
> access to all mailboxes
>
> the exe runs properly,
> if i run the asp code a msgbox comes up asking for a standard mail
client,
> altough outlook was defined as standard mail client
>
> after klicking ok, the following error occurs
>
> Collaboration Data Objects (0x43ED)
> [ - [(80004005)]]
>
>
> any ideas?
>
> Robert Szuka
Message #2 by "Benny Olsson" <benny.Olsson@D...> on Mon, 9 Apr 2001 09:11:12
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ok..
Well.. I did as you said, but I didn't find anyplace to set the
right "Mailbox owner". In Exchange Admin I was able to set the role
to "Send as", but there were no such thing as "Mailbox owner" in the
dropdown menu.. Do I set this right in the NT account manager?
Thanks!
> ok here is how to create a superuser:
>
> start exchangeAdmin, chose the site, click "recipients", File -
> Properties -
> Permissions.
> Then Add the user you want as a User, give him the rights, "send as"
> and
> "mailbox owner"
>
> PLease note that this SuperUser must NOT be an Exchange Administrator
>
>
> Robert Szuka
> Product Manager Groupware
>
> ome internet communication services AG
>
> Leibnizgasse 1/Top 5
> A-1100 Wien
> Tel: +xx x xxx xx xx
> Mobil: +43 (0) 699 131 450 54
> Fax: +xx x xxx xx xx
> eMail: r.szuka@o...
> Internet: http://www.ome-ics.at
> WAP: http://wap.ome-ics.at
> HDML: http://wap.ome-ics.at/hdml/
>
>
>
>
> -----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Benny Olsson [mailto:Benny.Olsson@D...]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 04. April 2001 16:10
> An: ASP CDO
> Betreff: [asp_cdo] Re: CDO logon problem
>
>
> Don't know why it's doing this way, but I might know a solution to your
>
> problem.. Have you tried putting the working VB code in a Com object
> and
> then call the function in the Com?
>
> You wrote that the code ran under a user with access to all mailboxes..
>
> a.k.a a superuser.. Could you perhaps help me to create a superuser in
> Exchange 5.5?
>
>
> //Benny Olsson
>
> Benny.Olsson@D...
>
> > Hi!
> >
> > im runnning a Win2K Server.
> > I want to logon with cdo to an exchange 5.5 server
> >
> > the following dlls are registered:
> >
> > cdo.dll, version 1.2, file version 5.5.2650.12
> > mapi32.dll, version 1.0, file version 1.0.2518.0
> > mapi.dll, version 5.5, file version 5.5.2175.0
> >
> > I wrote an vb.exe and an asp page, both containing exactly th same
> code:
> >
> > vb:
> > Set MyMapiSession =3D CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
> > vProfileinfo =3D vServername + vbLf + txt_alias.Text
> > Call MyMapiSession.Logon("", "", False, True, 0, True,
> vProfileinfo)
> >
> > asp:
> > Set objSession =3D Server.CreateObject ("MAPI.Session")
> > strProfileInfo =3D vServer + vbLf + LCase(vUID)
> > Call objSession.Logon ("", "", False, True, 0, True,
> strProfileInfo)
> >
> > both, web page and exe are running under the context of an user who
> has
> > access to all mailboxes
> >
> > the exe runs properly,
> > if i run the asp code a msgbox comes up asking for a standard mail
> client,
> > altough outlook was defined as standard mail client
> >
> > after klicking ok, the following error occurs
> >
> > Collaboration Data Objects (0x43ED)
> > [ - [(80004005)]]
> >
> >
> > any ideas?
> >
> > Robert Szuka
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