Comments for Aaron Marks IT Consulting http://blog.aaronmarks.com EHLO; MAIL FROM: Aaron; RCPT TO: You; SUBJECT: Enjoy! Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:19:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on MacBook trackpad problems in Boot Camp and OS X by Aaron Marks http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=80#comment-15028 Aaron Marks Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:19:40 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=80#comment-15028 In the end it worked great, but I sold this laptop a couple months ago and have been very happy that I moved to a VAIO Z. In the end it worked great, but I sold this laptop a couple months ago and have been very happy that I moved to a VAIO Z.

]]> Comment on Accessing Exchange from Mac OS X by Aaron Marks http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-15027 Aaron Marks Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:18:16 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-15027 @Sander thanks for the compliment. 1. Office:mac 2011 does not work with pre-2007 Exchange so that means that 2003, 2000, etc. wont work. 2. No, it won't be fixed because this is the direction that Microsoft's Mac BU went with Office 2008 when they released Entourage 13/EWS for 2008. @Sander thanks for the compliment.

1. Office:mac 2011 does not work with pre-2007 Exchange so that means that 2003, 2000, etc. wont work.
2. No, it won’t be fixed because this is the direction that Microsoft’s Mac BU went with Office 2008 when they released Entourage 13/EWS for 2008.

]]> Comment on Accessing Exchange from Mac OS X by Sander http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-15026 Sander Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:10:57 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-15026 It's now June 2010. First my compliments for your blog. I am running Office 2011 beta 3 version, trying to connect to an exchange 2003 server. Unfortunately no luck so far. It seems that Exchange 2007 is needed. I have two questions. 1. Am I correct that office 2011 does not work with exchange earlier than version 2007? If not, what am i doing wrong :-(. 2. If so, do you know if this is a temporary problem that will be solved when the official version is released? It’s now June 2010. First my compliments for your blog.

I am running Office 2011 beta 3 version, trying to connect to an exchange 2003 server. Unfortunately no luck so far. It seems that Exchange 2007 is needed. I have two questions.

1. Am I correct that office 2011 does not work with exchange earlier than version 2007? If not, what am i doing wrong :-( .
2. If so, do you know if this is a temporary problem that will be solved when the official version is released?

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Marks http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-14410 Marks Tue, 15 Jun 2010 09:10:12 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-14410 Thanks!!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Dan http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-13814 Dan Wed, 26 May 2010 22:46:44 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-13814 After going through the entire blog I still cannot get Outlook anywhere with NTLM to work. I have exchange 2007 sp2 on server 2008. clients w/Outlook 2007 on XPPro non-domain. when running the Exchange Remote Analyzer for RPC/HTTP I get the following error, The certificate common name domain.com, doesn't validate against Mutual Authentication string provided msstd:mail.domain.com but the cert, a UCC has the following names domain.com, www.domain.com, mail.domain.com, msstd:mail.domain.com is this issue with the cert or with the server? Any ideas, Thanks After going through the entire blog I still cannot get Outlook anywhere with NTLM to work. I have exchange 2007 sp2 on server 2008. clients w/Outlook 2007 on XPPro non-domain. when running the Exchange Remote Analyzer for RPC/HTTP I get the following error, The certificate common name domain.com, doesn’t validate against Mutual Authentication string provided msstd:mail.domain.com but the cert, a UCC has the following names domain.com, http://www.domain.com, mail.domain.com, msstd:mail.domain.com is this issue with the cert or with the server? Any ideas, Thanks

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Carl http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-13707 Carl Sat, 22 May 2010 19:53:28 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-13707 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc671176%28EXCHG.80%29.aspx http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc671176%28EXCHG.80%29.aspx

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Erik http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-13559 Erik Sun, 16 May 2010 07:56:28 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-13559 very bad idea to disable IPv6. If exchange runs on a single server, maybe a SBS2008, you kill your functionality of the role as a dc - because after the changes are made how discribed above, the server won't find himself!! So at reboot and logon your domain is not available anymore... you can setup your server from the beginning. Have fun...! A side-effect of disable IPv6 in the network settings: some network-services are not running anymore, as they are disabled from the system... very bad idea to disable IPv6. If exchange runs on a single server, maybe a SBS2008, you kill your functionality of the role as a dc – because after the changes are made how discribed above, the server won’t find himself!! So at reboot and logon your domain is not available anymore… you can setup your server from the beginning. Have fun…! A side-effect of disable IPv6 in the network settings: some network-services are not running anymore, as they are disabled from the system…

]]> Comment on Accessing Exchange from Mac OS X by nik http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-13443 nik Wed, 12 May 2010 13:21:42 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-13443 Update: Exchange 2007 is officially supported by Mail.app in OS X 10.6. About time. Exchange server 2003, unfortunately, is not supported - that's because 2003 uses the Microsoft-proprietary MAPI protocol. Update: Exchange 2007 is officially supported by Mail.app in OS X 10.6. About time. Exchange server 2003, unfortunately, is not supported – that’s because 2003 uses the Microsoft-proprietary MAPI protocol.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Derek Achterfeldt http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-12847 Derek Achterfeldt Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:47:37 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-12847 Wow, thanks for posting this, it works. Make sure you edit the host files with your servername / netbios name and localhost. Thanks again. Wow, thanks for posting this, it works. Make sure you edit the host files with your servername / netbios name and localhost.

Thanks again.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Shaheen http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-12794 Shaheen Thu, 22 Apr 2010 20:49:55 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-12794 Thank you guys for your valuable advices, I disabled the IP6 loopback address and add the host FQDN to the hosts file, I spent one than one week trying to figure out this issue. Thank you guys for your valuable advices, I disabled the IP6 loopback address and add the host FQDN to the hosts file, I spent one than one week trying to figure out this issue.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by eldipablo http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-11393 eldipablo Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:55:22 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-11393 Flippin' outstanding! This fixed an issue where our users couldn't expand distribution groups outside of the network, as well as autodiscovering Outlook profiles outside of the network. You are the man! Flippin’ outstanding! This fixed an issue where our users couldn’t expand distribution groups outside of the network, as well as autodiscovering Outlook profiles outside of the network. You are the man!

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Tommy&Berne http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-11371 Tommy&Berne Thu, 18 Mar 2010 01:00:25 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-11371 Solution: ALL of the above.... *lol* Hostsettings... Authentication Settings ... THANX A LOT... and good night to everybody... Tommy & Bernhard Solution:
ALL of the above…. *lol*
Hostsettings… Authentication Settings …

THANX A LOT… and good night to everybody…

Tommy & Bernhard

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Jimmy http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-9714 Jimmy Wed, 20 Jan 2010 08:00:49 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-9714 Does Exchange 2007 sp2 fix the problem? Does Exchange 2007 sp2 fix the problem?

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Michael http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-9575 Michael Wed, 13 Jan 2010 11:58:10 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-9575 Hello Aaron, i tried to disable the IPv6, but it has an effect to my exchange server 2007, i couldn't connect once i disabled the ipv6 of the server Hello Aaron,
i tried to disable the IPv6, but it has an effect to my exchange server 2007, i couldn’t connect once i disabled the ipv6 of the server

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by James http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-8773 James Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:15:19 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-8773 YAY! Disabling ipv6 and adding hte hosts file entries seem to have done it! YAY! Disabling ipv6 and adding hte hosts file entries seem to have done it!

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Ian http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-8466 Ian Fri, 04 Dec 2009 16:09:21 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-8466 Thanks a million. I didn't think this would work for me because telnet showed listening on 6004 for ipv6 loopback. I edited the hosts file and it did not fix the issue. I edited the registry and my out side box connected imediatly. Thanks a million. I didn’t think this would work for me because telnet showed listening on 6004 for ipv6 loopback.
I edited the hosts file and it did not fix the issue.
I edited the registry and my out side box connected imediatly.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Cam Owen http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-8215 Cam Owen Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:30:11 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-8215 I add to every thank you in the thread. I am only a couple of days into this - with Windows 2008 SP2 and Exchange 2007 SP1 rollup 9, and ISA 2006. I am confused by the roll of IPv6 and Exchange, as I recently attempted to install Exchange on a new server, in which I had disabled IPv6 right off - before starting the Exchange install. The install failed, and only after much searching did I find a reference to enable IPv6. That fixed my problem - Exchange installed with no problems. And now I find that RPC over HTTPS does not work with IPv6 enabled! I add to every thank you in the thread. I am only a couple of days into this – with Windows 2008 SP2 and Exchange 2007 SP1 rollup 9, and ISA 2006.

I am confused by the roll of IPv6 and Exchange, as I recently attempted to install Exchange on a new server, in which I had disabled IPv6 right off – before starting the Exchange install.

The install failed, and only after much searching did I find a reference to enable IPv6. That fixed my problem – Exchange installed with no problems.

And now I find that RPC over HTTPS does not work with IPv6 enabled!

]]> Comment on Mac OS X Server 10.5 Open Directory Integration with Active Directory by Howie Isaacks http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=56#comment-7523 Howie Isaacks Fri, 30 Oct 2009 22:07:39 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=56#comment-7523 Is there a way to do this the other way around? Can you join Windows Server to OD instead? It seems logical that you should be able to do this. Is there a way to do this the other way around? Can you join Windows Server to OD instead? It seems logical that you should be able to do this.

]]> Comment on Non-domain Joined Outlook/Exchange Users by Brian Daniels http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=43#comment-6531 Brian Daniels Tue, 22 Sep 2009 16:50:58 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=43#comment-6531 Thank you for the excellent article. Solved the issue I was seeing. Thank you for the excellent article. Solved the issue I was seeing.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Kursad Olmez http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5616 Kursad Olmez Sat, 22 Aug 2009 20:07:31 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5616 Aaron, you are the best and you are a life saver :) Thank you very much about that fix. Your article keeps my hair on my head otherwise I'm still tearing my hair one by one on my head. It works on Win2K8 SP2 and Exch2K7 SP1 Rollup 9. Kursad Olmez Aaron, you are the best and you are a life saver :) Thank you very much about that fix. Your article keeps my hair on my head otherwise I’m still tearing my hair one by one on my head.

It works on Win2K8 SP2 and Exch2K7 SP1 Rollup 9.

Kursad Olmez

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Harold http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5542 Harold Tue, 18 Aug 2009 13:17:09 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5542 I appreciate this post more than you know! I wasn't able to track it down until I did a search for "Outlook Anywhere Virtual Directory", after about a day of research and lack of success in resolving this issue. Thank you for the information, highly valuable. I appreciate this post more than you know! I wasn’t able to track it down until I did a search for “Outlook Anywhere Virtual Directory”, after about a day of research and lack of success in resolving this issue.

Thank you for the information, highly valuable.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Stephen Woolhead http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5525 Stephen Woolhead Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:42:19 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5525 Just another person wanting to say thanks for posting this. Been banging my head against this for the last couple of hours. Still can't believe it's not fixed in update 9! Just another person wanting to say thanks for posting this. Been banging my head against this for the last couple of hours. Still can’t believe it’s not fixed in update 9!

]]> Comment on Non-domain Joined Outlook/Exchange Users by angie http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=43#comment-5521 angie Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:39:17 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=43#comment-5521 you are SUCH a lifesaver. I have tried everything else I can think of. Putting in the wildcard fixed everything. Much thanks! you are SUCH a lifesaver. I have tried everything else I can think of. Putting in the wildcard fixed everything.

Much thanks!

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Zachary Neria http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5304 Zachary Neria Wed, 05 Aug 2009 01:38:06 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-5304 Wow! Aaron you are the man! I also tried for a week to get Outlook Anywhere working. It was driving me absolutly insane. I followed the registry and hosts file suggestions and it worked great! Thank you so much for posting this, it saved my a$$ big time! Zach Wow! Aaron you are the man! I also tried for a week to get Outlook Anywhere working. It was driving me absolutly insane. I followed the registry and hosts file suggestions and it worked great! Thank you so much for posting this, it saved my a$$ big time!

Zach

]]> Comment on Accessing Exchange from Mac OS X by Oliver Gregory http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-5020 Oliver Gregory Fri, 17 Jul 2009 13:54:09 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=42#comment-5020 Nice article, however I'd just like to make the point that if we lived in a mac world, where they ruled the business side of computing they would be locking windows out in the same kinds of ways. Nice article, however I’d just like to make the point that if we lived in a mac world, where they ruled the business side of computing they would be locking windows out in the same kinds of ways.

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Boshman http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-4860 Boshman Mon, 06 Jul 2009 10:04:23 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-4860 Genius!!! I was trying to troubleshoot an issue with OAB's when connected over HTTPS and I noticed that the Directory connection was showing disconnected. I realised that was not right and that train of thought led me here. Your instructions worked perfectly and I did not actually need to restart the server! Thank you very much! Genius!!! I was trying to troubleshoot an issue with OAB’s when connected over HTTPS and I noticed that the Directory connection was showing disconnected. I realised that was not right and that train of thought led me here.

Your instructions worked perfectly and I did not actually need to restart the server!

Thank you very much!

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by Tomica Kaniski http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-4487 Tomica Kaniski Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:53:05 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-4487 This article is a real life-saver... Thank you very much! This article is a real life-saver… Thank you very much!

]]> Comment on Mac OS X Server 10.5 Open Directory Integration with Active Directory by Aaron Marks http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=56#comment-4106 Aaron Marks Sun, 17 May 2009 04:49:04 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=56#comment-4106 @Mike, It works but just know that it is still buggy. You're going to run into problems, but as long as you go forward knowing that, you should come out of the whole project with a working configuration. Just keep going at it until you get it right. @Mike, It works but just know that it is still buggy. You’re going to run into problems, but as long as you go forward knowing that, you should come out of the whole project with a working configuration. Just keep going at it until you get it right.

]]> Comment on Mac OS X Server 10.5 Open Directory Integration with Active Directory by Mike http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=56#comment-4071 Mike Thu, 14 May 2009 09:29:07 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=56#comment-4071 Aaron, we've got a client who are requesting this functionality but having done some searching around and finding this post, I'm unsure as to what the current state of play is. Are there any updates on your post last year? Many thanks, Mike Aaron, we’ve got a client who are requesting this functionality but having done some searching around and finding this post, I’m unsure as to what the current state of play is. Are there any updates on your post last year?

Many thanks,

Mike

]]> Comment on Outlook Anywhere Bug with Windows Server 2008 by David Glover http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-4020 David Glover Mon, 11 May 2009 22:38:09 +0000 http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65#comment-4020 Thanks for the post. My problem also lied in the Kernel Mode Authentication. For those insterested, the full TechNet article is here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123889.aspx Thanks for the post. My problem also lied in the Kernel Mode Authentication.

For those insterested, the full TechNet article is here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123889.aspx

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