Hello,
I had a problem with OMA and POP due to the SMTP domain.
if you define an main smtp address as company.com you must do it in the
default policy otherwise either POP or OMA doesn't recognize the user.
this means that the address you see in IIS
\\\.\BackOfficeStorage\mydomain.co.uk\mbx must be the principal SMTP address
of your users.
The only way I've found to change his address in the BackOfficeStorage is to
modify the SMTP domain in default recipient policy
Hope tha help
--
Daniel Falconetti
MCSE/MCT
www.falconetti.net
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> Hi
>
> I have had untold issues trying to get OMA working from an
> out-of-the-box installation of Exchange 2003. My configuration is a
> single server running Windows Server 2003 with all relevant
> WindowsUpdate hotfixes applied, Exchange 2003, EXCH2003 SP1 and
> associated hotfixes.
>
> OWA works like a dream and Exchange works superbly in all other
> aspects of its operation, i.e. SMTP, POP3, etc.
>
> I started to configure OMA as follows:
>
> Enable the Mobile Access within the ESM Global properties also
> allowing unsupported devices - enabled users with AD for Mobile Access
>
> This gave me a 403 failure after authentication so I read a few
> technet articles and removed and reinstalled the .NET framework 1.1
> Mobile Device Support 4.0
>
> This moved me on to an error which basically said that my mailbox
> could not be located - back to technet where I found an article
> telling me to correct the VirtualDir name in a registry string value.
> This value did not exist so I created it which lead me to the
> following error:
>
> Item no longer exists. The item you are attempting to access may have
> been deleted or moved.
>
> Again, I have read many articles within these newsgroups and chased
> links to technet articles that dont appear to exist anymore, even
> though this product is only a year or so old!!!!
>
> Anyway, one article I read said that the path for the OMA virtual
> directory should point to the same location as the Exchange virtual
> directory, something along the lines of
> \\.\BackOfficeStorage\mydomain.co.uk\mbx where mydomain.co.uk is the
> organisation that I have installed.
>
> Currently, the path is set to C:\Program Files\Microsoft
> Exchange\blah\blah\OMA\browse and I am seeing files in this location.
>
> When I point the path to \\.\BackOfficeStorage\mydomain.co.uk\mbx
> there are no files there and all I get is 404 Page not founds!!
>
> Does anybody have any idea why this is proving to be such a pain to
> get working? Also, can someone shed some light on the missing technet
> articles on the MS site?
>
> Many thanks in advance to anyone who can assist with this, I have no
> more hair to pull out!!!
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