I have a brand new deployment of Server 2008 and Exchange 2007 SP1 Update Rollup 3. All updates that I am aware of have been applied. Whenever users go to the OWA site and log in, the logins are successful, but all images show up with a red x and no formatting is applied to the page. Everything is on the left. Only the hyperlinks show and none of them work. I have installed all of the neccessary features in IIS that are mentioned in the Exchange 2007 deployment documentation. After searching several forums, all I can find are possible issues with the update rollups not moving the necessary files to the new version folder in the owa virtual directory. However, I have checked this and all of the scripts and images are in the correct folders. I also view the web logs on IIS and every image that is requested by the client browser comes back with 200 OK. Just to rule it out, I have tried connecting from http, https, the server and client machines and the issue occurs with everything I have tried. I have deployed Exchange 2007 to Server 2003 environments and had no issues with OWA so this may be an IIS 7 issue/misconfiguration, but I am not sure.

Hi, Actually, I have no this issue in my environment (Exchange 2007 SP1 Rollups 3 on Windows Server 2008). Regarding this special issue, I recommend you contact Microsoft customer service. Per my view, I consider some IIS or Exchange components may corrupt, you may need reinstall IIS and rebuild the CAS Server Role to solve this problem at the final. Some general troubleshooting steps ========================== You can run the command Servermanagercmd query (without quotation mark) in CMD console to confirm if all web server components are installed Tips: In the response result, the green font components means installed components/roles on this Server. More links: ========= http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320202/en-us http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124273.aspx http://exchange-genie.blogspot.com/2008/02/installing-exchange-2007-on-windows.html -Jason

Thank you for your reply. I actually started banging my head against the wall after looking at this issue for six hours. Since this setup is only for a test environment, I had the luxury of being able to reformat everything and start over. This time I was very careful and moved slowly. I did two things differently. First, I left the default organization name of First Organization. Second, I made sure the static and IIS6 compatibility features were installed before installing Exchange. I think they were before, but I was not completely sure. In fact I installed all IIS features except for FTP. I then updated to rollup 3 on Exchange and OWA worked perfectly!

Thanks for your reply,and I'm glad to see it work finally.so we may remeber to install the required IIS features, thanks for your sharing again. Cheers, -Jason