Sometimes when I open a message or create new message in OWA on Exchange 2007 the window says it is in the âUnknown Zone (Mixed)â. I tried adding OWA to the Trusted Sites and the Local Intranet lists but that does not always help. I have seen the same behavior in more than one Exchange 2007 deployment and I am wondering if this is a bug, misconfig, or how it was designed to work?
"Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote in message news:B6AFB14F-9077-430B-B63D-149324C46A90@microsoft.com... > Sometimes when I open a message or create new message in OWA on Exchange > 2007 > the window says it is in the "Unknown Zone (Mixed)". I tried adding OWA > to > the Trusted Sites and the Local Intranet lists but that does not always > help. > I have seen the same behavior in more than one Exchange 2007 deployment > and > I am wondering if this is a bug, misconfig, or how it was designed to > work? Go to the Default Web Site of the server, and add that instead. That way, all VDirs on the server will be trusted. Lee. -- _______________________________________ Outlook Web Access for PDA, OWA For WAP: www.leederbyshire.com ________________________________________
I actually have a wildcard entry for the domain (i.e. *.example.com) in the "Local Intranet" zone. I have tried swaping the entry into the "Trusted Sites" zone, but similar results occur. I have also tried using non-domain joined clients that have the default "out of the box" zone setup, they too get the same results. "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" wrote: > "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote in > message news:B6AFB14F-9077-430B-B63D-149324C46A90@microsoft.com... > > Sometimes when I open a message or create new message in OWA on Exchange > > 2007 > > the window says it is in the "Unknown Zone (Mixed)". I tried adding OWA > > to > > the Trusted Sites and the Local Intranet lists but that does not always > > help. > > I have seen the same behavior in more than one Exchange 2007 deployment > > and > > I am wondering if this is a bug, misconfig, or how it was designed to > > work? > > Go to the Default Web Site of the server, and add that instead. That way, > all VDirs on the server will be trusted. > > Lee. > > -- > _______________________________________ > > Outlook Web Access for PDA, OWA For WAP: > www.leederbyshire.com > ________________________________________ > > >
Have a look at the properties of the OWA directory in EMC. Make sure that the FQDN matches the server name you want to use when you go to OWA in your browser. "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote in message news:E6586A01-2DBB-493F-A67F-19655BCEB84B@microsoft.com... >I actually have a wildcard entry for the domain (i.e. *.example.com) in the > "Local Intranet" zone. I have tried swaping the entry into the "Trusted > Sites" zone, but similar results occur. I have also tried using > non-domain > joined clients that have the default "out of the box" zone setup, they too > get the same results. > > "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" wrote: > >> "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote in >> message news:B6AFB14F-9077-430B-B63D-149324C46A90@microsoft.com... >> > Sometimes when I open a message or create new message in OWA on >> > Exchange >> > 2007 >> > the window says it is in the "Unknown Zone (Mixed)". I tried adding >> > OWA >> > to >> > the Trusted Sites and the Local Intranet lists but that does not always >> > help. >> > I have seen the same behavior in more than one Exchange 2007 deployment >> > and >> > I am wondering if this is a bug, misconfig, or how it was designed to >> > work? >> >> Go to the Default Web Site of the server, and add that instead. That >> way, >> all VDirs on the server will be trusted. >> >> Lee. >> >> -- >> _______________________________________ >> >> Outlook Web Access for PDA, OWA For WAP: >> www.leederbyshire.com >> ________________________________________ >> >> >>
The value is set correctly. "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" <email a@t leederbyshire d.0.t c.0.m> wrote in message news:eCuQ6hBkIHA.1132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Have a look at the properties of the OWA directory in EMC. Make sure that > the FQDN matches the server name you want to use when you go to OWA in > your browser. > > "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote in > message news:E6586A01-2DBB-493F-A67F-19655BCEB84B@microsoft.com... >>I actually have a wildcard entry for the domain (i.e. *.example.com) in >>the >> "Local Intranet" zone. I have tried swaping the entry into the "Trusted >> Sites" zone, but similar results occur. I have also tried using >> non-domain >> joined clients that have the default "out of the box" zone setup, they >> too >> get the same results. >> >> "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" wrote: >> >>> "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote >>> in >>> message news:B6AFB14F-9077-430B-B63D-149324C46A90@microsoft.com... >>> > Sometimes when I open a message or create new message in OWA on >>> > Exchange >>> > 2007 >>> > the window says it is in the "Unknown Zone (Mixed)". I tried adding >>> > OWA >>> > to >>> > the Trusted Sites and the Local Intranet lists but that does not >>> > always >>> > help. >>> > I have seen the same behavior in more than one Exchange 2007 >>> > deployment >>> > and >>> > I am wondering if this is a bug, misconfig, or how it was designed to >>> > work? >>> >>> Go to the Default Web Site of the server, and add that instead. That >>> way, >>> all VDirs on the server will be trusted. >>> >>> Lee. >>> >>> -- >>> _______________________________________ >>> >>> Outlook Web Access for PDA, OWA For WAP: >>> www.leederbyshire.com >>> ________________________________________ >>> >>> >>> > >
Are you able to get IE to tell you what the various server names are? Perhaps if you double-click where it says 'Mixed Zones'? "Adam Stasiniewicz" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message news:eOn2rTEkIHA.5260@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > The value is set correctly. > > > "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" <email a@t leederbyshire d.0.t c.0.m> wrote in > message news:eCuQ6hBkIHA.1132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> Have a look at the properties of the OWA directory in EMC. Make sure >> that the FQDN matches the server name you want to use when you go to OWA >> in your browser. >> >> "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote in >> message news:E6586A01-2DBB-493F-A67F-19655BCEB84B@microsoft.com... >>>I actually have a wildcard entry for the domain (i.e. *.example.com) in >>>the >>> "Local Intranet" zone. I have tried swaping the entry into the "Trusted >>> Sites" zone, but similar results occur. I have also tried using >>> non-domain >>> joined clients that have the default "out of the box" zone setup, they >>> too >>> get the same results. >>> >>> "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" wrote: >>> >>>> "Adam Stasiniewicz" wrote >>>> in >>>> message news:B6AFB14F-9077-430B-B63D-149324C46A90@microsoft.com... >>>> > Sometimes when I open a message or create new message in OWA on >>>> > Exchange >>>> > 2007 >>>> > the window says it is in the "Unknown Zone (Mixed)". I tried adding >>>> > OWA >>>> > to >>>> > the Trusted Sites and the Local Intranet lists but that does not >>>> > always >>>> > help. >>>> > I have seen the same behavior in more than one Exchange 2007 >>>> > deployment >>>> > and >>>> > I am wondering if this is a bug, misconfig, or how it was designed to >>>> > work? >>>> >>>> Go to the Default Web Site of the server, and add that instead. That >>>> way, >>>> all VDirs on the server will be trusted. >>>> >>>> Lee. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> _______________________________________ >>>> >>>> Outlook Web Access for PDA, OWA For WAP: >>>> www.leederbyshire.com >>>> ________________________________________ >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >
