Sharepoint Mysite question

[ranj]

Dear All

We just started implementing Office sharepoint server 2007 and have a question.

We have exchange 2003 OWA here and when we setup the pages on sharepoint, we have a whole school site page and staff also have there own [B]mysite [B] page. At the moment the mysite page is fairly static and just has the generic sharepoint stuff. It has a myinbox for example which can link into exchange but the problem is so I have found that the user has to manually enter the exchange server address before they can see there inbox, calender etc.

Is there a way to roll this out for all users either via a sharepoint group policy or any other way.

Any help on this would be appreciated.

thanks

[NewOrder]

The my web parts have to be manually set up by the user. It is their my space. I guess its similar to setting up outlook on your computer?

[InvisibleIntellectual]

Dear All

We just started implementing Office sharepoint server 2007 and have a question.

We have exchange 2003 OWA here and when we setup the pages on sharepoint, we have a whole school site page and staff also have there own [B]mysite [B] page. At the moment the mysite page is fairly static and just has the generic sharepoint stuff. It has a myinbox for example which can link into exchange but the problem is so I have found that the user has to manually enter the exchange server address before they can see there inbox, calender etc.

Is there a way to roll this out for all users either via a sharepoint group policy or any other way.

Any help on this would be appreciated.

thanks

Hi there - you are able to actually specify which webparts show what without the end user having to type anything in - it can be configured using the shared pages.

Let me know if your having trouble

[john]

You still have to personalise the add ins for exchange though don't you as they need to know the username of where to look and you cannot use the usual %username% wildcard as that doesn't work

[InvisibleIntellectual]

You still have to personalise the add ins for exchange though don't you as they need to know the username of where to look and you cannot use the usual %username% wildcard as that doesn't work

No - Sharepoint *should* if its configured correctly, pass the username to the Exchange webpart, thus meaning that you dont need to configure anything.

[john]

I've spent weeks trying, and as far as I can see you have to, despite it being set and reading Active D correctly, the My Inbox webpart thats built into it has to be set to a username on the setup.