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Title:Microsoft Exchange Server
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Moderator:FLASK2::SYSTEM
Created:Fri Feb 17 1995
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Thu Jun 05 1997
Number of topics:1099
Total number of notes:5174

755.0. "any new status of the cc:Mail Connector ?" by OSITEL::rtont2.rto.dec.com::Erich (SI-Office) Wed Dec 04 1996 15:33

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755.1Included in V5.0. Beta availablePSCESP::LUCIAWed Dec 11 1996 10:528
755.2Have anybody made it work?OSL09::nwosm.nwo.dec.com::OSL04::SVEINWed Mar 05 1997 19:4014
Hello,

Have anybody tried to set up the cc:Mail connector yet.
The customer I work with for the moment have tried, and
the IMPORT and EXPORT services just seems to die without
returning any error code.

It would be nice to hear if anybody have made it work.

Regards

Svein
NSIS, Norway

755.3worked hereGIDDAY::DRANSFIELDMike Dransfield, Sydney RSSGFri Mar 07 1997 06:389
    I setup the CC:Mail connecter and it seemed to work ok.
    
    I think you had to be careful of the version you were running.
    I don't have it working at the moment, although I could have a
    look if you like.
    I am running 5.0 RC1
    
    cheers,
    Mike
755.4I will try again with the final releaseOSL09::nwosm.nwo.dec.com::OSL04::SVEINNSIS, WINDOWS NT CONSULTINGThu Mar 13 1997 20:1320
Mike,

I have managed to get hold of the final version of Exchange 5.0
from Microsoft and have installed it at the customers site. But
we still seem to have the same problem.

It seems like we have missed something in our cc:Mail connector
configuration. The event log gives us an error code stating that
either the connector is configured wrong or no connection with
the cc:Mail post office can be made.

I will check it out again and get some more details.
We may also deinstall and the current installation and do a new
clean one with the final version.

Thanks for your reply so far, and I will get back to you
when I have tried a few more things and put down some more details.

Svein

755.5Are you running cc:Mail on NetWare?OSL09::nwosm.nwo.dec.com::OSL04::SVEINNSIS, WINDOWS NT CONSULTINGMon Mar 17 1997 19:1817
Mike,

I have checked out the setup a bit more today. At this
customer site the cc:Mail postoffice is running on a NetWare
server, therefor it have to connect via the Gateway Service
for NetWare which is running on the NT server. However I found
that the service account for the cc:Mail connector was not
a Novell account aswell, so I hoped I had found the problem, but
it was not that easy afterall.

Can you give a bit more details on your configuration, on what platform
are you running your cc:Mail postoffice?

regards

Svein

755.6not netwareGIDDAY::DRANSFIELDMike Dransfield, Sydney RSSGMon Mar 17 1997 23:306
    I had a share on a pathworks box using lan manager.
    
    I will see if I can get it setup today and send you more info.
    
    cheers,
    Mike
755.7got it workingGIDDAY::DRANSFIELDMike Dransfield, Sydney RSSGFri Mar 21 1997 06:2416
    Just to let anyone know that I got it setup and working.
    I used cc:mail V6 and it was a little tricky.
    
    I had to copy *port.exe from the ccadmin directory into my exchange
    servers path as well as ie.ri.
    
    I had to add a post office entry for my exchange server on the cc:mail
    post office (using admin - manage mail directory)
    
    I modified the address format on exchange to be %f %s at postoffice
    
    and used first last at ccpo1 for my cc:mail post office.
    
    cheers,
    Mike
    
755.8I will try againOSL09::nwosm.nwo.dec.com::OSL04::SVEINNSIS, WINDOWS NT CONSULTINGSat Mar 29 1997 14:4211
Mike,

Thanks.

Due to our long easter holiday here I will not be
back to work before 1. april, so I will try again then.

Regards

Svein

755.9Still some problemsOSL09::nwosm.nwo.dec.com::OSL04::SVEINNSIS, WINDOWS NT CONSULTINGTue Apr 08 1997 20:4626
Mike,

I have tried to make it work again but still have some problems.

The Exchange server is V5.0 retail version, the cc:Mail post office
is a V8 database and we are using the V6 export/import.

When I initiate a dirsync all entries in the NT event log indicate
that the dir sync went OK. in the dirsync export/import catalogs
(connector store) text files are created with all entries from the
cc:Mail post office. (users, adresse lists, buletin boards) Also
the entries from the Exchange server looks OK. In the event log
we find entries telling us that parsing is starting, how many
entries it have found and so on, however nothing shows up in the
container (ccMail recipients) that we have made.

I also set up the adresse like you said with %f %l.

I have heard from somebody else that they have made it work
with DB6 but not with DB8. When you say cc:Mail V6 do you mean
DB6 or import/export V6?

Regards

Svein

755.10version check?GIDDAY::DRANSFIELDMike Dransfield, Sydney RSSGThu Apr 10 1997 05:358
    How do you tell which version of DB it is?
    
    It is at \\tiger\ccpo if you can tell
    
    I am using V6 import/export
    
    cheers,
    Mike
755.11It finally works.OSL09::nwosm.nwo.dec.com::OSL04::SVEINNSIS, WINDOWS NT CONSULTINGTue Apr 15 1997 23:4316
Hi,

I finally made it work, it ended up with the import/export that had been
put in the cc:Mail share in the customers post office share were from
an older version. I did not think of checking that out before, since the
post office had been upgraded I assumed that the admin programs would have
been too.

Thanks for testing out the connector for us.

By the way, when you have the import/export V6, you have a database V8.

Regards

Svein