The following troubleshooting tips list common problems and
suggestions on how to correct them. Because underlying problems are
often difficult to identify, you should perform regular maintenance
to diagnose and repair problems or prevent them entirely.
Check the Ex00yymmdd.log and Ex01yymmdd.log log files for
errors.
These error logs are created when you
add a
session to the configuration file. You specify at that time
where the log files are saved. The log files can be viewed with any
text editor, such as Microsoft Word.
Use the application Event Viewer to make sure there are no
errors.
Configure the Event Viewer to 2 MB, and configure it to wrap as
needed. For more information, see the Windows 2000 documentation
for Event Viewer.
Verify that you have granted the appropriate permissions to
root folders and the ExchsyncSecurity Folder.
These permissions are set when you
prepare
the publisher server and
prepare
the subscriber server. If they do not have the appropriate
permissions, you will receive the following error message:
Event ID 116
Source Exchsync
Type Error
Category None
Mailbox user (username) does not have enough security to replicate to server [servername] on session 'Session Name'.
WARNING: Create subfolder access is not available to '[SERVERNAME]\Foldername, skipping.
WARNING: Write access is not available to '[SERVERNAME]\ Foldername, skipping.
WARNING: Write access is not available to '[SERVERNAME]\ Foldername \ Foldername,skipping.
WARNING: Read access is not available to '[SERVERNAME]\ Foldername, skipping.
WARNING: Read access is not available to '[SERVERNAME]\ Foldername \ Foldername, skipping.
Verify that each mailbox you are replicating free and busy
information to on the publisher server has a corresponding custom
recipient on the subscriber server.
If none exist, create them. The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(SMTP) address of the mailbox matches the mailbox to its
corresponding custom recipient. If a corresponding custom recipient
does not exist, free and busy information is not published.
If free and busy information is not displayed after you verify
that the custom recipients exist, quit, and then restart your
client.
This causes your free and busy information to be written to the
server. The next replication cycle will then publish your free and
busy information.
Cause
The form cannot be installed because you do not have owner
permission.
Solution
By default, Exchange 2000 grants all users read-only rights on the
EForm folder. The EForm folder is a system folder used to maintain
the Organizational Forms Library. To grant a user the ability to
publish a form to the Organizational Forms Library, grant the user
All Folder rights and All Message rights.
See also
Maintain the
Organizational Forms Library