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18 years 2 weeks ago #17969 by Smurf
Please no, it can't be this simply surely (back to the KISS principal)

Anyhow, found an article on Google Groups to say that it was the CD Media that was faulty. Can you try a different setup source and get back to us ?

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18 years 1 week ago #17990 by Bublitz
I'm starting to think that yes It might be a Bad cd. So I ordered a 2000 exchnage sp3 cd from microsoft.

Between the stuff you had me try, and the stuff I already tried it's gotta be the cd. If it's not the cd I think I may go insane lol

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18 years 1 week ago #17992 by Smurf
Please let us know how it goes on :)

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18 years 2 days ago #18247 by Bublitz
Brand New CD same problem!!! There is something wrong in windows or AD or something not allowing this setup to continue. I just can't figure it out. WHat drives me nuts is windows event viewer dones't log any error to even point me in any direction.

I'm totally stumped.

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18 years 2 days ago #18248 by FallenZer0

Please verify that the following DLL is present and registered using regsvr32: For systems with Exchange installed, please verify CDOEX.DLL, otherwise use CDOSYS.DLL.



I don't have knowledge/experience in Exchange. Below information is from MS, and I have listed the appropriate links from MS for additional information on CDO's. Hope this will help resolve your situation.

CDO for Windows 2000, sometimes referred to as CD0 2.0 or CDOSYS.DLL, is designed to provide an object model for the development of messaging applications on Windows 2000. CDOSYS is based on the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) standards and is available as a system component on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server installations. It is the standard API for building bulk-mailing/Web-based messaging applications on Windows 2000 Server.


CDO for Exchange 2000 (CDOEX.DLL) is installed with Exchange 2000 Server. CDOEX upgrades the registration for the CDOSYS component to CDO for Exchange 2000. Many of the features not included with CDOSYS, that is targeting the Web Storage System development, are available with CDOEX. Application compatibility for CDOSYS applications is preserved since the CDOEX library is a pure superset to CDOSYS.



Navigate to c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\CDO. Verify if the CDO is CDOSYS or CDOEX. You need to register CDOEX.DLL as shown below.

regsvr32 cdoex.dll, else register CDOSYS.


Check the below links for further information.

support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;171440

msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?u.../msexchsvr_cdoex.asp

msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?u...html/cdo_roadmap.asp

support.microsoft.com/kb/200018/

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