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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / General Topics / April 2005Exchange Client Permissions
Can someone please help me. I am experiencing a problem on a Windows 2000(sp4) Server with Exchange 2000(sp3). When I try to add someone to the Client Permissions list on ANY public folder I get the following message: "An unkown error has occurred. ID NO: 80040605 Exchange System Manager" Can anyone please help me to resolve this problem. I have reapplied service pack 4 to Windows and have reapplied service pack 3 to exchange with no luck as of yet. Thanks in advance!! Does anyone have any ideas? >Can someone please help me. I am experiencing a problem on a Windows >2000(sp4) Server with Exchange 2000(sp3). When I try to add someone [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Thanks in advance!! Hi, According to 246076 XCCC: MAPI Error Codes Encountered in Exchange 2000 Server http://support.microsoft.com/?id=246076 80040605 is CdoE_NOT_INITIALIZED Possibly there is a problem with CDO on the machine. Make sure you are not scanning the M: drive with file-level AV scanner(s). What changed recently? New Service pack, hotfix, application installed? Can you change the permissions from Outlook? Leif > Can someone please help me. I am experiencing a problem on a Windows > 2000(sp4) Server with Exchange 2000(sp3). When I try to add someone [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks in advance!! Hello, I did come accross that article by Microsoft. I do not know how to fix this however. I would guess that there is a problem with the CDO however how does one go about fixing that? The M: drive has been excluded from the virus scanner. As far as new software or new updates, I believe this to be an existing problem for some time that has just now come to be noticed. It has been some time since anyone has visited the Client Permissions option. Other information that may or may not pertain to this is that there are two services that will not run. One is the NNTPSVC Virtual Server from within IIS ( I think ) which I have also seen within Exchange I do believe. Also, the System Log Service will not start however System Logs are generated. One such error that shows up in the system log is "Source: Schannel, Event ID: 36871, A fatal error occurred while creating an SSL server credential.". I can not find where to adjust permissions within Outlook 2002. Thanks again for your help and sorry about the long post. >Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >Leif Hi, If you are an owner of a public folder you do have a permissions tab when you get the properties of the folder. On this tab you can set the desired permissions. I believe that the CDO should be repaired by reapplying windows and exchange service packs. The mentioned error message from the application log is normal. This is logged after restart of the SMTP service when the first message is received/sent. Any events logged when trying to start the NNTP service? Leif > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > > >Leif I am able to add clients from Outlook on folder that the user is an owner of. This can not be done from Exchange using the Exchange System Manager as the error then occurrs. The ultimate goal is to make someone have full access to all Exchange public folders. I have reapplied service pack 4 for Windows 2000 Server and have reapplied service pack 1 for Exchange 2000 and this did not fix the problem. I do get events logged when I try to start the NNTP service. "Virtual server 1 cannot open the existing c:\inetpub\nntpfile\history.hsh hash file or cannot create a new one. This file is required for the server to operate. Rebuild this virtual server to resolve the problem. Error description: Unable to complete the requested operation because of either a catastrophic media failure or a data structure corruption on the disk." and "The Microsoft NNTP Service 5.00.0984 Version: 5.0.2195.6972 Virtual server 1 has been stopped. " Also, from within Internet Service Manager, under Default Website, Public, Exchange, and Exadmin all have errors (indicated by a stop sign as an icon). This may well have something to do with my problem as well. Any thoughts on what to try next?? >Hi, >If you are an owner of a public folder you do have a permissions tab when >you get the properties of the folder. On this tab you can set the desired >permissions. > >I believe that the CDO should be repaired by reapplying windows and exchange >service packs. >The mentioned error message from the application log is normal. This is >logged after restart of the SMTP service when the first message is >received/sent. >Any events logged when trying to start the NNTP service? >Leif Hi, Don't worry about the IIS errors - see http://support.microsoft.com/?id=259373 For the permissions problem you might want to have a look at ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/PSS/Tools/Exchange%20Support%20Tools/PFDavAdmin/ Leif > I am able to add clients from Outlook on folder that the user is an > owner of. This can not be done from Exchange using the Exchange [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > >Leif That tool was an interesting peice of software however it did not repair the problem. I have just learned that the server is possibly going to be replaced in which case there is no point in any further time investment. Thank you for all of your time and help that you have devoted. >Hi, >Don't worry about the IIS errors - see >http://support.microsoft.com/?id=259373 >For the permissions problem you might want to have a look at >ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/PSS/Tools/Exchange%20Support%20Tools/PFDavAdmin/ >Leif Any idea on how to fix this?? Any ideas on how to fix this problem?? Thanks again. >Hi, >According to >246076 XCCC: MAPI Error Codes Encountered in Exchange 2000 Server >http://support.microsoft.com/?id=246076 >80040605 is CdoE_NOT_INITIALIZED >Possibly there is a problem with CDO on the machine. Make sure you are not >scanning the M: drive with file-level AV scanner(s). What changed recently? >New Service pack, hotfix, application installed? >Can you change the permissions from Outlook? >Leif |
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