Article ID: 186787
Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q186787
SYMPTOMS
When you attempt to view the Exchange Server Internet Mail
Service properties in the Exchange Server Administrator program, one of the
following error messages may be displayed:
Extension
'SMTP' could not be loaded.
The error 87 occurred while formatting windows
NT error 182.
Microsoft Windows NT ID No 0xc00200b6
Extension 'SMTP' could not be loaded.
The specified module could not be found.
Microsoft Windows NT
ID no:
0xc002007e
CAUSE
The error messages in the "Symptoms" section of this
article occur if the Mfc42.dll file is missing or corrupted.
WORKAROUND
To work around this problem, copy the Mfc42.dll file from
the Exchange Server CD to the
SystemRoot\System32
subfolder of the computer running the Exchange Server Administrator program.
Additional Workaround
Make sure that the Add-ins subfolder is shared.
NOTE: You may need to check all of the drives for the drive that
contains the shared folders under this subfolder. The standard shared
subfolders in the Exchsrvr folder are: Add-ins, Address, Connect, RES, and
Tracking.log.
If the Add-ins subfolder is not shared, share it as
follows:
- In Windows Explorer, click the Exchsrvr\Add-ins subfolder.
- Right-click the subfolder, and then click Sharing.
- In the Add-ins Properties dialog box, click Share As. Make sure that the Share name and Comment boxes contain the following information:
Share name: Add-ins
Comment: "Access to EDK objects" (with the quotation marks)
- Click Permissions. Make sure that the Access through share
permissions dialog box has the following permissions set:
Everyone (which is a global group - with the globe icon) as Read
Exchange Server service account name (individual icon) as Full Control
Local administrators (local group icon) as Full Control
- Click OK.
- Click Apply, and then click OK.
This permission may be turned off during a service pack update
or a reinstallation, which can cause this problem.
Additional query words: DLL SMTP
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