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Where is "M" gone???

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by jeff white mcse Jun 27, 2005 last reply Jun 29, 2005

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Have Exchange 2000 as part of SBS 2k, everything was working well, OWA etc. However now there is no "M" drive as there was before. Also, in IIS the links for Public, Exchange & Exadmin are no longer functional. Have tried reinstalling Exchange, but that didn't resove the issue.

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by p.j.hutchison Jun 28, 2005

Look in Registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\EXIFS\Parameters
for DriveLetter setting and set it to M.

Restart Exchange services

by jeff white mcse Jun 29, 2005

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by jeff white mcse Jun 28, 2005

...thanks for the prompt answer PJ, however, that parameter had already been set to M.

by p.j.hutchison Jun 29, 2005

Make sure certain drive letters have not been disabled eg GPOs (check Tweakui).
Alternatively, you can use unc's instead
e.g.
\\.\BackOfficeStorage\ can be used instead of M:\
for IIS etc and use Web Storage to access Public folders etc.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;821836

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