Internet Explorer 7 Doesn’t Work With Exchange 2003 OWA?

By Daniel Miessler on October 19th, 2006: Tagged as Firefox | IE | Internet Explorer | Microsoft
  • I haven't touched IE7 as of yet, but I know that a few guys in my department have it installed. I'll have 'em test it against OWA in our environment. I would assume that they've already tried the IE7/OWA combo, but can't guarantee it. I do know that if they had issues, I would've heard about it. Possibly some "weird" settings in your OWA environment?

    On a side note, have you considered implementing RPC-over-HTTPS for Exchange? It allows one to use the full Outlook client from anywhere, assuming HTTPS is open on the front-end server. We implemented this and everyone loves it, as OWA is a POS. =)
  • Jonathan S
    Hrm, it didn't crap out on us here. Wonder if it's based on what SP/patch level your Exchange box is at. I'm sure sure if we're patched up or not.
  • IM Morris
    I had this problem too at first. Finally I went into the options of OWA, and under Security, clicked on the button to Reinstall MIME control ...

    That took care of it.
  • Paul Stanford
    I have a problem with IE7.0 and OWA on Ex 2003. I cannot connect at all. If I revert to IE6, I get instant connection. I think Microsoft forgot to Test this feature or it is a feature they want to eliminate due to compatibility or security.
  • Yes, there are definitely some issues... :(
  • Juan Miguel Venturello
    Its a known issue, and there is a hotfix available for it:

    http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=...

    Ask your admin to install it on the Exchange Server.
  • Rob
    Mine does the same, but just my home PC - laptop is fine and no one else has complained at the office. Open OWA and try to send an email - hit send and Boom closes the browser - nice work again MS!
blog comments powered by Disqus

Twitter Microblog

twitter_icon      facebook_icon

Sample Original Content


Information Security

Tutorials and Primers

Culture & Society

Technology & Science

Politics

Philosophy & Religion

Miscellaneous

Tools & Projects


Blog Archives