Being a long time Linux user, i have always been a commandline fan and i find this right click option really useful where you can right click any folder and say give me a command prompt here and it does :)
Open Windows Explorer
Choose Tools → Folder Options...
Switch to the File Types tab
Select Folder from the list and press the Advanced button.
Choose New
Give it a nice name like "Command Prompt Here" and the application c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /K cd "%1"
OK, OK and OK to save it.
There are other ways to do this from regedit but this way is less risky. If you also like command line then trust me you guys are going to ABSOLUTELY LOVE the new Windows powershell ! I recently tried the beta and It's AMAZZZZINNNING ! more on that later.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Friday, August 3, 2007
Exchange error (hr=0x80040115, ec=-2147221227)
I am posting this here because when i got this error. I opened MSN live and started searching for this. I couldn't find the solution and after debugging thru the code and with the help of a senior collegue when i finally was able find the solution i thought i will post it as a way of giving back !
So If you are hitting "Microsoft.Mapi.MapiExceptionNetworkError: MapiExceptionNetworkError: Unable to make connection to the server. (hr=0x80040115, ec=-2147221227)" read on.
You can hit it either through your code when you try to open a mailbox session using MAPI. OR using OWA, or even using send/recv of outlook. I was hitting it from code.
First thing, check that your Database i mounted, You can logon to the exchange admin console, or go to Powershell prompt and give "get-mailboxdatabase | fl Stat*"
Make sure the status is Mounted.
Next check your Microsoft Exchange Information Store service. Better yet, restart that and your Mailbox Submission.
The solution i think worked for me is purely my case. yours could be completely different.
If this doesnt work for you blog me and we can look at it :)
So If you are hitting "Microsoft.Mapi.MapiExceptionNetworkError: MapiExceptionNetworkError: Unable to make connection to the server. (hr=0x80040115, ec=-2147221227)" read on.
You can hit it either through your code when you try to open a mailbox session using MAPI. OR using OWA, or even using send/recv of outlook. I was hitting it from code.
First thing, check that your Database i mounted, You can logon to the exchange admin console, or go to Powershell prompt and give "get-mailboxdatabase | fl Stat*"
Make sure the status is Mounted.
Next check your Microsoft Exchange Information Store service. Better yet, restart that and your Mailbox Submission.
The solution i think worked for me is purely my case. yours could be completely different.
If this doesnt work for you blog me and we can look at it :)
Monday, April 23, 2007
My first post
I have never been a blogger/chat kinda person but i guess i have to get started .. pressure of modern day internetters :)
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