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When I open Exchange System Manager, there is no administrative group in the
tree. The listing is:
Global Settings
Recipients
Servers
Connectors
Tools
Folders
I believe that this is an associated problem with the inability to view the
properties of any of the public folders. Using Exchange System Manager or
Server Manager, when I try to view the properties of a public folder, the
application hangs and I have to 'end task' in order to continue. The only
error in the event log is ID 1002 Application Hang mmc.exe.
I can view the properties of a public folder through an Outlook client,
create a new public folder through an outlook client, but can do neither from
Exchange System Manager.
Thanks for any help
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Bob Peek <BobPeek[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > When I open Exchange System Manager, there is no administrative group
> in the tree. The listing is:
> Global Settings
> Recipients
> Servers
> Connectors
> Tools
> Folders
>
> I believe that this is an associated problem with the inability to
> view the properties of any of the public folders. Using Exchange
> System Manager or Server Manager, when I try to view the properties
> of a public folder, the application hangs and I have to 'end task' in
> order to continue. The only error in the event log is ID 1002
> Application Hang mmc.exe.
>
> I can view the properties of a public folder through an Outlook
> client, create a new public folder through an outlook client, but can
> do neither from Exchange System Manager.
>
> Thanks for any help
It's probably not related - and you're looking at the default view in ESM,
which is normally fine. However, to change the view if you wish, open ESM
and right-click on the top-level container, and go to properties - you'll
see the option to display routing groups & administrative groups.
Re the PFs - did you perchance install IE7 on your server?
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"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Bob Peek <BobPeek[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > When I open Exchange System Manager, there is no administrative group
> > in the tree. The listing is:
> > Global Settings
> > Recipients
> > Servers
> > Connectors
> > Tools
> > Folders
> >
> > I believe that this is an associated problem with the inability to
> > view the properties of any of the public folders. Using Exchange
> > System Manager or Server Manager, when I try to view the properties
> > of a public folder, the application hangs and I have to 'end task' in
> > order to continue. The only error in the event log is ID 1002
> > Application Hang mmc.exe.
> >
> > I can view the properties of a public folder through an Outlook
> > client, create a new public folder through an outlook client, but can
> > do neither from Exchange System Manager.
> >
> > Thanks for any help
>
> It's probably not related - and you're looking at the default view in ESM,
> which is normally fine. However, to change the view if you wish, open ESM
> and right-click on the top-level container, and go to properties - you'll
> see the option to display routing groups & administrative groups.
>
> Re the PFs - did you perchance install IE7 on your server?
>
>
> You are correct regarding ESM. The view worked OK except still cannot view public folders or properties.
Yes, IE 7 is installed on this server. Probably through an update. I don't
believe that I assertively installed IE7.
Thanks again
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Bob Peek <BobPeek[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>
>> Bob Peek <BobPeek[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>> When I open Exchange System Manager, there is no administrative
>>> group in the tree. The listing is:
>>> Global Settings
>>> Recipients
>>> Servers
>>> Connectors
>>> Tools
>>> Folders
>>>
>>> I believe that this is an associated problem with the inability to
>>> view the properties of any of the public folders. Using Exchange
>>> System Manager or Server Manager, when I try to view the properties
>>> of a public folder, the application hangs and I have to 'end task'
>>> in order to continue. The only error in the event log is ID 1002
>>> Application Hang mmc.exe.
>>>
>>> I can view the properties of a public folder through an Outlook
>>> client, create a new public folder through an outlook client, but
>>> can do neither from Exchange System Manager.
>>>
>>> Thanks for any help
>>
>> It's probably not related - and you're looking at the default view
>> in ESM,
>> which is normally fine. However, to change the view if you wish,
>> open ESM
>> and right-click on the top-level container, and go to properties -
>> you'll
>> see the option to display routing groups & administrative groups.
>>
>> Re the PFs - did you perchance install IE7 on your server?
>>
>>
>> You are correct regarding ESM. The view worked OK except still
>> cannot view public folders or properties.
>
> Yes, IE 7 is installed on this server. Probably through an update.
Yes, but those should really be handled manually - you don't want autoupdate
on a server. I personally blocked all IE7 AU downloads via group policy
(same with SP2).
> I don't believe that I assertively installed IE7.
Perhaps you did it passive agressively? ;-)
At any rate, maybe check out
http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid43_gci1233854,00.html
and here
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=IE7+%22exchange+system+manager%22+
>
> Thanks again
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