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No I
don't... I use an external database..... so I was unaware of that
problem.
-Dustin-
Dustin did you use the NT user manger from 4.0??
cause iu can't and until i can imail is no good to me
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 9:58
AM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Windows
2000
I
have been using 6.03, and the only issue was the logon on port 8181 for
admin.....
so
long as you use the modified URL to access it, I have seen no other issues.
But I am running a light load, so maybe I have just not come across any
yet....
-Dustin-
Hey jason send the patch over my way i will
test it...
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 9:39
AM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Windows
2000
They stated it would be out within days of
Win2K release... So they are WAY behind schedule, and I wouldn't
have purchased Imail if they hadn't messed up about the release date.
Their site stated that it was working when obviously it doesn't.
Very annoying, and their silence about it is even worse. The patch
was released then taken back, I have it, but haven't dared to try
it.
Anyone know what the issues
are with 6.03? I hear the win2k authentication worked but caused
other issues. I should just install it and see what happens on a
test box. ;o)
Jason
Do you have any idea of when the patch
will be coming out? Also does anyone know of a way to export all of NT
4.0 User manger to a text file???
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000
2:35 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum]
Windows 2000
There is a problem with IMail
reading the Windows 2000 user database, due to W2K new active
directory. It is an issue and it is currently being worked
on.
I think you need to be running Imail
V6.03 for proper support of Win2K....
-Dustin-
Installed I-Mail on to a new
Windows 2000 server on a all NT 4.0 Network. When I run imail it
will not see NT User manger. As in it doesn't load the 500 user
that the network has. Any Ideas??
Calvin
Mitchell
Montereybay.com
Tel (831)648-8111
Fax
(831)648-8113
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