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MeepMeep
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Tue Sep 06, 2005 4:59 pm Post subject:
rights(?) for accessing public folders via exoledb |
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Hi everybody,
i'm trying to access a public folder on an exchange server 2003 sp1 on
windows server 2003 sp1 via exoledb, using http-urls.
my url is
http://swex2003/public/PublicFolder1
The url works under OWA.
As domain administrator who tries to access this public folder i have client
access owner rights.
In the Active Directory there are two further rights: directory rights and
administrative rights.
administrator also has full access under directory access.
administrator is organizational admin. (I read something that this can be
disturbing when access mailboxes, that's why i mention it. When accessing
mailboxes, administrator has full access on the mailboxes. It works.).
When accessing the public folder via exoledb i get an error message:
Source:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider For Exchange,
Description: Die angegebene Ressource lag außerhalb des Bereichs.
(in english something like: the specified resource is out of range/scope)
Message: Unknown error 0x8055002C
I'm unsure about the rights, because my administrative knowledge is more in
exchange 5.5.
Would be nice to get ap tip.
Thanks in advance,
Jens Törber
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Matt
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Tue Sep 06, 2005 4:59 pm Post subject:
Re: rights(?) for accessing public folders via exoledb |
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You might be able to fix this by bypassing MAPI permissions:
Try using this path instead:
http://swex2003/ExAdmin/Admin/yoursmtpdomain.com/Public
Folders/PublicFolder1
Cheers,
Matty |
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Henning Krause [MVP - Exc
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Tue Sep 06, 2005 4:59 pm Post subject:
Re: rights(?) for accessing public folders via exoledb |
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Hello,
ExOleDB solely works on the Exchange server itself. If you must cross
network boundaries, you should stick to MAPI, Cdo or WebDAV.
Greetings,
Henning Krause
MVP - Exchange
http://www.infinitec.de
"MeepMeep" <toerber@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
news:OgNb2ivsFHA.2640@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hi everybody,
i'm trying to access a public folder on an exchange server 2003 sp1 on
windows server 2003 sp1 via exoledb, using http-urls.
my url is
http://swex2003/public/PublicFolder1
The url works under OWA.
As domain administrator who tries to access this public folder i have
client
access owner rights.
In the Active Directory there are two further rights: directory rights and
administrative rights.
administrator also has full access under directory access.
administrator is organizational admin. (I read something that this can be
disturbing when access mailboxes, that's why i mention it. When accessing
mailboxes, administrator has full access on the mailboxes. It works.).
When accessing the public folder via exoledb i get an error message:
Source:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider For Exchange,
Description: Die angegebene Ressource lag außerhalb des Bereichs.
(in english something like: the specified resource is out of range/scope)
Message: Unknown error 0x8055002C
I'm unsure about the rights, because my administrative knowledge is more
in
exchange 5.5.
Would be nice to get ap tip.
Thanks in advance,
Jens Törber
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MeepMeep
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Wed Sep 07, 2005 8:59 am Post subject:
Re: rights(?) for accessing public folders via exoledb |
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Hi,
i know, that exoledb just works on the exchange server, but i can use
file-urls (by the way: they did not work for me, don't know why, but i can
map the former know drive m: under exchange 2000 and exchange 2003 with
file-urls) or http-urls, which both work locally on the exchangeserver and
just serve as identifiers and don't go via network as far as i know,
especially because i am on the exchange server.
(By the way:
Got an architecture overview where OWA is described. The http-urls are a bit
confusing because you might get the impression that networks access is
needed, especially IIS running when just using exoledb with http-URLs, but
not OWA. I haven't tested it yet, but as far as i understand it, the
http-URLs in exoledb do not mean that there will be any traffic over the
network, so i also don't need to take https for critical data and i don't
need to have IIS running(?)).
So just the same question: Any special rights for accessing public folders
via exoledb?
Our customers don't like us or somebody to install something on the exchange
server, so a network-version would be interesting.
Just found WebDAV.
Can i use MAPI for Contacts, Appointments on a different server and do i get
all data?
(e.g. IPerson->Fields does not have all the data that ADODB on a
content-class person has)
Can i use CDO for Contacts, Appointments on a different server and do i get
all data?
And which CDO? There are so many.
What requirements are for MAPI and CDO? Outlook on the other server?
Any links for this?
Would be a new idea.
Thanks in advance,
Jens Törber
"Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" <newsgroups.remove@this.infinitec.de>
schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:uaSgpKwsFHA.3908@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hello,
ExOleDB solely works on the Exchange server itself. If you must cross
network boundaries, you should stick to MAPI, Cdo or WebDAV.
Greetings,
Henning Krause
MVP - Exchange
http://www.infinitec.de
"MeepMeep" <toerber@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
news:OgNb2ivsFHA.2640@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Hi everybody,
i'm trying to access a public folder on an exchange server 2003 sp1 on
windows server 2003 sp1 via exoledb, using http-urls.
my url is
http://swex2003/public/PublicFolder1
The url works under OWA.
As domain administrator who tries to access this public folder i have
client
access owner rights.
In the Active Directory there are two further rights: directory rights
and
administrative rights.
administrator also has full access under directory access.
administrator is organizational admin. (I read something that this can
be
disturbing when access mailboxes, that's why i mention it. When
accessing
mailboxes, administrator has full access on the mailboxes. It works.).
When accessing the public folder via exoledb i get an error message:
Source:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider For Exchange,
Description: Die angegebene Ressource lag außerhalb des Bereichs.
(in english something like: the specified resource is out of
range/scope)
Message: Unknown error 0x8055002C
I'm unsure about the rights, because my administrative knowledge is more
in
exchange 5.5.
Would be nice to get ap tip.
Thanks in advance,
Jens Törber
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news.microsoft.com
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Sun Sep 11, 2005 8:58 am Post subject:
Re: rights(?) for accessing public folders via exoledb |
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like someone else said, use /exadmin url...look up "adminitrative root" on
MSDN for more info.....
"MeepMeep" <toerber@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
news:u0rYV23sFHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hi,
i know, that exoledb just works on the exchange server, but i can use
file-urls (by the way: they did not work for me, don't know why, but i can
map the former know drive m: under exchange 2000 and exchange 2003 with
file-urls) or http-urls, which both work locally on the exchangeserver and
just serve as identifiers and don't go via network as far as i know,
especially because i am on the exchange server.
(By the way:
Got an architecture overview where OWA is described. The http-urls are a
bit
confusing because you might get the impression that networks access is
needed, especially IIS running when just using exoledb with http-URLs, but
not OWA. I haven't tested it yet, but as far as i understand it, the
http-URLs in exoledb do not mean that there will be any traffic over the
network, so i also don't need to take https for critical data and i don't
need to have IIS running(?)).
So just the same question: Any special rights for accessing public folders
via exoledb?
Our customers don't like us or somebody to install something on the
exchange
server, so a network-version would be interesting.
Just found WebDAV.
Can i use MAPI for Contacts, Appointments on a different server and do i
get
all data?
(e.g. IPerson->Fields does not have all the data that ADODB on a
content-class person has)
Can i use CDO for Contacts, Appointments on a different server and do i
get
all data?
And which CDO? There are so many.
What requirements are for MAPI and CDO? Outlook on the other server?
Any links for this?
Would be a new idea.
Thanks in advance,
Jens Törber
"Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" <newsgroups.remove@this.infinitec.de
schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:uaSgpKwsFHA.3908@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Hello,
ExOleDB solely works on the Exchange server itself. If you must cross
network boundaries, you should stick to MAPI, Cdo or WebDAV.
Greetings,
Henning Krause
MVP - Exchange
http://www.infinitec.de
"MeepMeep" <toerber@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
news:OgNb2ivsFHA.2640@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Hi everybody,
i'm trying to access a public folder on an exchange server 2003 sp1 on
windows server 2003 sp1 via exoledb, using http-urls.
my url is
http://swex2003/public/PublicFolder1
The url works under OWA.
As domain administrator who tries to access this public folder i have
client
access owner rights.
In the Active Directory there are two further rights: directory rights
and
administrative rights.
administrator also has full access under directory access.
administrator is organizational admin. (I read something that this can
be
disturbing when access mailboxes, that's why i mention it. When
accessing
mailboxes, administrator has full access on the mailboxes. It works.).
When accessing the public folder via exoledb i get an error message:
Source:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider For Exchange,
Description: Die angegebene Ressource lag außerhalb des Bereichs.
(in english something like: the specified resource is out of
range/scope)
Message: Unknown error 0x8055002C
I'm unsure about the rights, because my administrative knowledge is
more
in
exchange 5.5.
Would be nice to get ap tip.
Thanks in advance,
Jens Törber
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