Hello,I have had an interruption of the OWA/outlook anywhere because of a ISA configuration problem. The right configuration has been set up after few hours (let's say 3h).I would like to know whether it is possible to know who/when someone has tried to connect to the OWA/outlook anywhere features?Do logs exist?Thanks u all in advance for your answers.Gregory

On Sun, 17-Jan-10 21:27:35 GMT, Graiggoriz wrote:>Hello,I have had an interruption of the OWA/outlook anywhere because of a ISA configuration problem. The right configuration has been set up after few hours (let's say 3h).I would like to know whether it is possible to know who/when someone has tried to connect to the OWA/outlook anywhere features?Do logs exist?Thanks u all in advance for your answers.Gregory The IIS log files on the CAS server(s) will have that information. Butit's only useful if the ISA server passed the connection to the CAS.---Rich MatheisenMCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Users could reach the credentials (Domain\user name: + Password:) but could not log into it.ON the hubcas server, under logs I got the below subfolders:ConnectivityMessage TrackingRoutingSmtpReceiveSmtpSendCan you tell me Where I can figures out whether the users have tried to connect on OWA/outlook Anywhere?Thanks,Gregory

On Mon, 18-Jan-10 07:37:16 GMT, Graiggoriz wrote:>>>Users could reach the credentials (Domain\user name: + Password:) but could not log into it.ON the hubcas server, under logs I got the below subfolders:ConnectivityMessage TrackingRoutingSmtpReceiveSmtpSendCan you tell me Where I can figures out whether the users have tried to connect on OWA/outlook Anywhere?Thanks,Gregory IIS log files aren't part of Exchange. Use the IIS Manager to seewhere you've located the log files (and whether you're activly logginganything). Typically, those log files will be in this directory:C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\W3SVC1---Rich MatheisenMCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP