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How do I enable the Exchange Active Server Pages?
John Savill
December 21, 1999
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A. A. This functionality is new in 5.0, and enables a user to view their exchange mailbox from an Internet browser, such as Internet Explorer or Netscape. Before the Exchange Active Server Pages extension can be installed, there are two pre-requisites
Must have Internet Information Server (IIS) 3.0 installed
Must have the Active Server Pages add-on for IIS 3.0 installed
NT Server 4.0 ships with IIS 2.0, therefore assuming you have not upgraded your system since then you will need to perform the following
The upgrade to IIS 3.0 is part of Service Pack 3 for NT 4.0, therefore you should install this service pack
Once the machine has rebooted install the Active Server Pages extensions (these are included on the Service Pack 3 CD-ROM, winnt400Iis30AspI386Asp.exe)
Run the Exchange setup program and select Add/Remove components
Check the box "Active Server Components" and click continue
The setup program will then continue as normal
Once this has finished, you will be able to connect to your Exchange mailbox by entering the URL
http:///exchange
You then need to enter you Exchange alias and then click the "click here" text.
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