{samba digest, Vol 1 #1475 - 26 msgs} [Samba] Outlook/Express Crawling with Domains
Glover George
dime at gulfsales.com
Fri Aug 2 07:03:21 GMT 2002
> > Message: 7
> > From: "Glover George" <dime at gulfsales.com>
> > Also, as a side note, maybe someone might have the answer
> to this as
> > well. Once I switched to a domain, the user can no longer open
> > Windows Messenger in XP. Is this normal? IS there some setting I
> > need to change? (i.e., is Messenger looking for an exchange server
> > only when in
> > domain mode or something?).
> >
> > Thanks in advance to any help.
> >
> > Glover George
>
> Hi,
>
> The problem with Windows Messenger could be related to the
> user id of the Windows user account, as you've switched from
> local accounts to domain accounts the mapping between XP uid
> and Messenger isn't the same for a domain logon. Just get
> users to reconfigure their messenger to login as their normal id.
By reconfigure them you mean what? The automatic login? I
would, but it won't open. You hear the hard drive churn away for a
second then nothing. Windows Messenger won't even start for me to
configure anything. How else could I fix this?
>
> On the subject of Outlook we used roaming profiles and didn't
> seem to encounter the same problem - however as I changed the
> XP policy to force wait for roaming profiles all our settings
> where loaded before XP let us in... I'm wondering if the
> parts of the registry hive Outlook needs aren't yet present
> and so they're grabbing them from the network.
> --
I mean, I really don't think it's pulling anything from the network. I
should at least see lights flashing on the nic when its hung like this,
but it doesn't flash. It's like Windows is waiting on something (or
samba is waiting). I thought maybe dns stuff, but that all seems fine.
Of course I haven't set windows to use WINS. I'll try that next, but I
am at a loss.
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