v-terliu
Tue May 06 00:00:47 PDT 2008
Hello Customer,
Thank you for posting here.
According to your description, I understand that you unable to click the
URL in the 3rd-party application. If I have misunderstood the problem,
please don't hesitate to let me know.
First, from you description we know you can click the URL in IE or Office
without problem, the problem only happen on the 3rd-party application
client on workstation. Therefore, this is mostly a 3rd-party application
issue. I suggest you contact the 3rd-party application vendor for help.
Note: We unable to check the code of the 3rd-party application, we do not
know what action the 3rd-party application will do after you click the URL.
Therefore, we unable to troubleshoot this issue in SBS newsgroup.
Generally, SBS group policy will not affect the any 3rd-party application.
Additionally, this is maybe a network configuration issue. I suggest you
run the CEICW on SBS to configure the network:
Go through the follow KB and rerun CEICW carefully.
How to configure Internet access in Windows Small Business Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/825763
Thanks for your understanding and have a nice day!
Best regards,
Terence Liu(MSFT)
Microsoft CSS Online Newsgroup Support
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| Further information sorry forgot to post that the Server is running
SBS2003
| R2 Premium - SQL is installed but ISA is not.
| Database Application is using SQL as the backend - Application is
installed
| on the server and Client software on the desktops... URL and Mailto links
on
| the client computers and also if installing the client software on the
server
| don't work
|
| Cheers
|
| "Tushka" wrote:
|
| > Hi,
| >
| > Could someone please help me I've searched high and low for an answer
for
| > the problem I've been having since replacing a SBS2003 server within an
| > organisation.
| > Only Difference I can find is that the new server is running SBS2003 R2.
| >
| > Problem is that when a client computer on the domain clicks on either a
URL
| > link or Mailto: link from within any third-party application installed
on
| > their desktops it doesn't work - nothing happen's, it's like they
didn't
| > click the link at all.
| > Applications tested on are MYOB and a Database application
| > However links from within IE and Office do work correctly
| >
| > I've never come accross this before and believe it has something to do
with
| > perhaps a new default policy applied with SBS2003 R2
| > I've ensured the Default Domain Policy has been applied to the server
with
| > no changes
| > Clients are on XP SP2 - all latest updates installed
| > Server is SBS2003 R2 SP2 - all latest updates installed
| >
| > I've checked the URL and Mailto: association's on both the server and
| > desktop computers
| > (I've checked this on the server as one of the applications is a server
| > based application/database which has client software... wasn't sure if
the
| > Shell Execute code was calling things on the client machine or the
server -
| > but after further tests it appears it's local on the client machines...)
| >
| > Any help would be greatly appreciated
| > Kind Regards
| > Tushka
|