Hello,

I just bought and deployed SBS2k3 about a few months ago - I've been able to
use all the features of SBS2k3 with no problems, but are now running into
some very stange OWA problems.

I can go through the login with no problems, but then, OWA just hangs with
"Loading..." but nothing ever comes up. The layout looks similar to what
it's supposed to be, but the "text formatting" is not applied, and none of
the buttons function properly. You can see a screenshot that i took here:

http://www.nutechservices.com/work/owaproblems.jpg

Javascript errors keep coming up every time I click on a button on top. I
asked one of my more tech-savvy friends to look at it, and he said:

"it's not initializing or finding any of the variables..you didn't modify or
delete the scripts, right? I don't see which it's referencing any of the
script variables in the html (i keep getting "object not found" in both
browsers. opera just refuses to connect, heh)."

I (to my knowledge) have not modified nor deleted any of the scripts
(...although I could have by accident, but I'm pretty sure I haven't).

I also tried using the "Basic mode." The list of available emails shows up,
at least, but javascipt errors are still there (e.g. I hit "New") You can
see a screenshot here:

http://www.nutechservices.com/work/owaproblems2.jpg

Also, the odd thing too is that some emails are available, and some are not.
I have found no distinct patterns as to why some are available and some are
not. For a quick rundown of the list:

Not Available (NA) - Staples (Simply shows as 404:"The page cannot be
found")
Available (A) - Microsoft
A - Superlogics
N/A - Cliff
A - Microsoft
N/A - Cliff
N/A - Cliff
N/A - Cliff
A - Microsoft
N/A - McAfee
A - Microsoft
N/A - Rich
A - Microsoft
A - webmaster
A - Steven
N/A - Cliff
N/A - Cliff
A - Steven
A - Steven
N/A- Linux
N/A- Linux
N/A- Linux
A - Cliff
A - Steve
A - Steve

I have gotten emails from 'Cliff' via the Outlook client, but cant see most
of them via OWA.

Also, I've tried using OWA via local access or through the internet. It
doesn't seem to (and I think it shouldn't) matter.

If someone can point me towards what I can do to fix this, I'd be grateful.

Thanks in advance!

Regards,
Steven
Email: scheung-at-mkicorp-dot-com