Thanks for your answer... I tripled check everything, and my settings are right :\ The only thing is that my CN and email address were spelled fred.blaise instead of Fred.Blaise, I suppose. I don't think it will matter, but I will know tomorrow when I get back to work.
Thank you fb. On Mon, 2004-09-27 at 21:29 -0400, Jeremey Wise wrote: > On Mon, 2004-09-27 at 15:16 -0500, Fred Blaise wrote: > > Hello all > > > > I am having a pb with the evolution exchange connector. Everthing works fine, > > but I cannot send email. I receive the following message: > > Not too many thoughts on this I would recheck that the settings are as > follows: > Tools->Accounts->"ExchangeAccount" > Identity Tab: > 1)Make sure email address is typed in a correct domain of company EX: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 2) Make sure if Exchange is the mail system you have to use to relay > mail outbound check "Make this my default account" > > Recieving Mail Tab: > 1) ServerType= Exchange > 2) Exchange Server = Server which you tested with web OWA access. DNS > resolvable name Ex: officemail.agilysys.com > 3) SSL is set to never (in my case:>) > 4) Check for supported password type worked for me Ex: Secure Password > 5) I made sure to select "remember password" > > Recieving Options: > 1) Automatically check for new mail every [5] minutes (10 is typical) > 2) Global Catalog Server: This is used for name lookup. Ask your admin > or point the the DNS server of your company if they are MS based and it > will likely be the correct server as this was likely given GC functions. > GCs should be one per large site for replica lookup. > 3) Limit number of GAL (Global Address Lookup 50 is ok. Limits time to > get list of names back. > 4) Mailbox Name: is the full CN name of your AD account. Ex: > Jeremey.Wise > 5)OWA Path: should be the path put in after the server above to get your > web test of OWA to work Ex: /exchange -> > http://officemail.agilysys.com/exchange worked for web OWA. > 6) Public folder: likely you primary exchange server. Exhange 2000/2003 > has public folder replication and so most any exchange server will > function for this. Try to grab a local replica > 7) Apply filters to incoming messages: I have this done to filter user > group emails and corporate 'spam' > > Sending Mail > 1) Server Type: Exchange (easy:>) > > Defaults: > 1) Drafts Folder: left default Ex: Drafts > 2) Sent Messages: left default Ex: Sent > > Security: > 1) No options selected here.... > > > > --------- > > Error while performing operation. > > > > Could not send message. > > This might mean that your account is over quota.. > > --------- > > > > My account is not over quota... As a matter of fact, back on my slackware w/ evo > > 1.4.6, I have no pb. Webmail also works fine. > > > > Anyone have an idea? pointers? > > > > Also, my LDAP is not working... and I can't find anywhere to configure it... > > Meaning it doesn't retrieve the users on the Exchange servers, schedule > > information, etc... > > > Likely issue is that you have above GC server setting wrong. Their are > ways to further test this if this is still an issue once you check > above. > > Thanks a lot. > > > > fb. > > ____ > Hope this is of help. > -- > > Jeremey Wise > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > _______________________________________________ > evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution > > _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
