ANYONE REALLY DEPLOYED EXCHANGE 5.5 PORTLET

Hi,
I would like to enquire that I have configured everything as
per the installation guide by Oracle. The test with the exchange
resulted a "valid" output. I added a provider with the schema
Portal30. I got an error "500: Internal Server Error". I created
one user called test on both in Exchange server and here in
Portal. When I entered through "test" user, it asked me the
authentication screen. When I entered "test" with the password,
once again it shows "500: Internal Server Error".
Please let me know if you really know something regarding
this. I am anxiousely waiting for your earliest reply.
thanks in advance,
Hassan

Hassan,
Could you provide me with the details of your environment?
- Exchange 5.5 (SP4?) on Win NT4
- IIS (version?) on ?
- Portal version?
- JPDK version?
- DB version?
- are exchange and IIS on same machine?
- did you install outlook web access on the IIS machine?
Thanks,
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