user8167's questions

Trying to find a way to email daily reports on the cheap to some folks. Need them to run same select statement and fire out a report from an access database. Would work if the users ran them on an as need basis themselves too.

I tried Groff Automation Crystal Delivery but it hardly functions. Also tried ChristianSteven Crystal Report Delivery, but its only a 30 day trial.

I have crystal server XI installed as well as Infoview. I'm new to crystal and I don't see a way to allow infoview to let users run reports - I can only run them and upload results myself, and the data is not dynamic.

What are my options?

A single server shares our main website (hosted by Apache) and Exchange OWA site (hosted by IIS).

There are 2 different public IPs for the sites, and they have 2 different URLs. However, IIS insists on grabbing all static IPs assigned to the server.

I did some research and found this link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892847

I am on IIS 6.0. I went ahead and disabled socketpooling, and restarted. Used httpcfg to assign IIS to the 2 internal IPs (x.x.x.11:80, x.x.x.11:443) and now IIS site acts like the ports are in use, even when Apache is turned off as well. I double checked the apache config and I specified .12 IP where necessary.

I went and looked at my ListenOnlyList and it looks correct. It has the 2 entries and correct ports.

For kicks I turned back on socketpooling and everything works. I can use Active Ports program and see 0.0.0.0:80 go in and out of use as I turn IIS on and off.

Turned socketpooling back off and things go sour again.

It just seems like IIS is completely ignoring the ListenOnlyList. Except when I change the ListenOnlyList to 0.0.0.0 IIS hums along smoothly. I double checked IIS and made the sure the IPs match - they do. Its not on All Unassigned, it is in fact on x.x.x.11. Crazy.

Any ideas?

I have a POP3 from ISP servicing about 1/2 of my organization.

I set up Exchange in our 30 person headquarters. I found a script that downloads from the POP3 on ISP to Exchange server. Everyone here is set up and working.

However, when I mail to our domain, the mail needs to goto the ISP's POP3 server, but instead looks on the Exchange address book and finds nothing.

Our internal domain is domainname.local. The company is domainname.com. I set up on reciepient policies, that our primary is domain.com. Domain.local is also on there.

Mail to other domains works fine. I need to find a way in exchange to force email for us to look up the MX record and goto the POP3 server.