[IIS6 - URL alias]

Just came across the following on another website:

The other way to do this is server-side via the .htaccess file in your web root.

Add a Redirect request to your .htaccess file in the following general form:

Redirect whatpage.html http://www.mysite.com/otherpage.html

This sounds like a much better idea and easy to add new redirects in the future. Anyone have any comments on doing it this way?

[Outlook Web Access with SBS 2003]

More often than not it's the user.... they should make sure they attempt to login using https://IP_or_FQDN/exchange... note the https not http

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It's not a case of user error at all. Some accounts can log in and some accounts can't.

[Outlook Web Access with SBS 2003]

I am running a small network using Windows SBS 2003. Some of the users can access outlook via the web, others can't. As far as I can tell all the users are set up with the same security privelages and have the same rights for remote connection. There is also no patern to which users can or can't. out of 3 users set up at the same time 1 can access the web interface the other 2 can't. Anyone got any ideas ?

[IIS6 - URL alias]

I've done a few searches but haven't found any info...

Server 2003 running IIS6. I want to create a URL alias so if a websurfer types in

an easy URL like

http://www.scene-out.com/D-N-A he's directed to the real page at http://www.scene-out.com/party/showproduct.php?product=54

[SMTP / POP3 servers]

I'd like to take this opportunity of finding out what SMTP / POP3 server software people are running on their Windows servers and would recommend to others.

[SMTP / POP3 servers]

I'd like to take this opportunity of finding out what SMTP / POP3 server software people are running and would recommend.