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http://blogs.technet.com/exchange/archive/2004/06/07/150295.aspx It would be required in order to get the
NNTP snap-in. It’s part of the adminpack. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Cliffe Sorry this doesn't answer the NNTP question, but are you
sure that it is required for the Exchange 2003 management tools??
I've only found that SMTP
is required for those...not sure why NNTP would be! -DaveC Reuters IS&T Service Delivery From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of rubix cube Hello I
am facing the same problem but with Windows XP SP2, when I go to Add/Remove
Windows Components, and choose teh IIS, inside I can't see the NNTP, I can see
the common files, SMTP, WWW, all others but not NNTP, I tried to remove all the
IIS and re-install with no use, re-installed SP2 then IIS no use, of course I
have teh Widnows 2003 Admin Pack, and the Windows 2003 service pack1 admin
pack, which was supposed to install the NNTP as the documents say, but it
didn't, removed and reinstalled admin pack, and can't get NNTP yet, no NNTP
services in the services, if I try to create a virtual NNTP it says there is no
NNTP serivce, if I try net start nntpsvc it says the service doesn't exist, I
need to install the exchange 2003 managment tools and I can't without the NNTP,
any help will be appreciated , thanks ,
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- RE: [ActiveDir] NNTP Michael B. Smith
- RE: [ActiveDir] NNTP David Cliffe
