@Timofeiy: as the error message says, those users probably has insufficient rights to manage IIS, so it is suggested to manage ORF using the Administrator accounts.
Krisztian Fekete (Vamsoft)
(March 30, 2011)
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I can not find, where the rights of the user in IIS are added.
The server on which is established ORF is DC and in it there are no local groups
The server on which is established ORF is DC and in it there are no local groups
Timofeiy
(March 30, 2011)
@Timofeiy: Sorry, my previous reply was a bit unclear: what I meant is that ORF requires administrator privileges anyway, so you should use the admin accounts (which also have permission to manage IIS). Configuring IIS to allow non-administrative users to administer IIS is not possible. As far as I know, there are some unofficial ways to do this which require editing the metabase, but it is not recommended, since you may easily corrupt it beyond recovery.
Krisztian Fekete (Vamsoft)
(March 30, 2011)
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Under some users at opening orf jumps out a window
"One or more of the IIS SMTP Administration libraries are unavailable. IIS and the SMTP Service may not be installed on the computer or user rigths are not sufficient for mamaging IIS. No SMTP Virtual servers were discovered using ADSI."
Under the user with the rights domain admins, the console is started
Windows 2003 serv +sp2
IIS6
Exchange 2003 sp2