Entourage LDAP Error with Exchange

Have a MAC system that has just stopped talking to my
Exchange 2000 server. Was working great then started
giving an error message one day. I'm told the error means
that it's not able to communicate with the server. Have
restarted both the desktop and server since with no
success.

Thanks!
Mark

(=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Corentin_Cras-M=E9neur?=)
Mon Sep 13 19:13:57 CDT 2004

MarkL <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Have a MAC system that has just stopped talking to my
> Exchange 2000 server. Was working great then started
> giving an error message one day. I'm told the error means
> that it's not able to communicate with the server. Have
> restarted both the desktop and server since with no
> success.


Do you have the same error message if you use the IP address of the LDAP
server instead of its name ???

Corentin



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anonymous
Mon Sep 13 22:01:41 CDT 2004

Yes, it doesn't matter which I use. The mail server is=20
our file server and I can access files from it, so I know=20
that name resolution is working.

Mark

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>> Have a MAC system that has just stopped talking to my=20
>> Exchange 2000 server. Was working great then started=20
>> giving an error message one day. I'm told the error=20
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>> that it's not able to communicate with the server.=20
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>> restarted both the desktop and server since with no=20
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address of the LDAP
>server instead of its name ???
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Wed Sep 15 18:43:51 CDT 2004

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Yes, it doesn't matter which I use. The mail server is
> our file server and I can access files from it, so I know
> that name resolution is working.

Can you access the LDAP server through the System address book (after
configuring the app to use this LDAP server) ??

Corentin


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Eddie
Fri Sep 17 12:48:10 CDT 2004

Hello everyone,

This is my first post here, I am new to this group.

I, too, am seeing a problem similar to this..

I have Entourage 11.0 (on OS 10.3), and Exchange 2003 Server with sp1
installed.

This was working for me for about a month, and now I am dumbfounded as to
how to get this working again..

I have tried deleting/recreating the profile, specifying dc=mydomain etc.
Tried using IP addresses instead of names to resolve

The error I get is odd...my contacts and calendar seem to talk to Exchange,
but Inbox fails, tells me bad username/password

I know the credentials are legit, as I use the same on Outlook 2003 on my
windows box, and OWA works as well.


ANY IDEAS?? Anyone?


On 9/15/04 4:43 PM, in article
1gk63na.194kzx0oxsutcN%korventeen@NoSpam.mvps.org, "Corentin Cras-Méneur"
<korventeen@NoSpam.mvps.org> wrote:

> <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>> Yes, it doesn't matter which I use. The mail server is
>> our file server and I can access files from it, so I know
>> that name resolution is working.
>
> Can you access the LDAP server through the System address book (after
> configuring the app to use this LDAP server) ??
>
> Corentin
>