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by brian
I am not certain that this is the best way to fix this but it is definitely preferable to giving out the admin password. Since no one else has responded I will offer my best advice. I use OWA for a few users on SBS. Here is how I corrected this problem.
Open Management Console
Right click on Default Website
choose Properties
Select Operators tab
add group or individuals to the permited list.
Stop Service for default website at console root and then restart it.
by cruzr
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by chrissaw
First, is your server NT 4.0 or W2K?
Second, you have to give Exchange directory under your wwwroot permissions to Authenticate Users and reset ACL on all child folders. It should resolve your problem.
Christian
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