Winmail.dat
Since moving to our new Exchange 2010 server all e-mails to the KBox have a winmail.dat attached to it. Also embedded pictures no longer work. Is there anyone else who has had this issue?
I am on 5.3 if it matters.
I am on 5.3 if it matters.
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Posted by:
Capt.Morgan
13 years ago
We have resolved this issue.
For Exchange 2010 we did the following:
1) Open Exchange Management Consoel
2) Expand Organization Configuration
3) Select Hub Transport
4) Double Click Default under Remote Domains
5) Select Message Format (2nd Tab)
6) Under Exchange rich-text format select Never Use.
For Exchange 2010 we did the following:
1) Open Exchange Management Consoel
2) Expand Organization Configuration
3) Select Hub Transport
4) Double Click Default under Remote Domains
5) Select Message Format (2nd Tab)
6) Under Exchange rich-text format select Never Use.
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We had the same issue but instead of changing the policy for the whole domain. You can change this at the contact level for the kbox. (help@help.mycompany.com.)Right click the contact go to properties and select Use MAPI rich text format to Never and that will fix the issue. - CtrlALtDltMySelf 11 years ago
Posted by:
designworks
12 years ago
Or to further enhance Capt.Morgan's answer, we added a new Remote Domain to handle emails to Kace so it didn't effect all emails.
For Exchange 2010 we did the following:
1) Open Exchange Management Consoel
2) Expand Organization Configuration
3) Select Hub Transport
4) Under Actions on Remote Domains tab (far right), Click New Remote Domain.
5) Give the Remote Domain a Name and Domain name. You may or may not need to tick the "include all subdomains". Click New to complete.
6) Double click your newly created Remote domain from the list under Remote Domains.
7) ClickSelect Message Format (2nd Tab)
8) Under Exchange rich-text format select Never Use.
Job Done! =)
Posted by:
Pulpitude
10 years ago
I know this is an old question, but I just recently ran into this problem and then figured out a solution, and I wanted to share in case it helps someone else.
Our setup: Exchange 2010, K1000 v5.5
I set up our system by creating an Exchange Mail Contact itsupport@k1000.[mydomain].com, then a distribution list itsupport@[mydomain].com that had the mail contact as its only member. We give out the itsupport@[mydomain].com address as the one for people to submit tickets to.
Everything was working fine with attachments, they all made it through ok. Then one user complained that all his attachments were turned into winmail.dat. Eventually I figured out that he was e-mailing itsupport@k1000.[mydomain].com directly. Once he switched to the distribution list e-mail itsupport@[mydomaion].com, his attachments made it through correctly.
It doesn't matter if we send in attachments with e-mails that are plain text, RTF or HTML, they all work fine when submitted through the distribution list.
Hope that helps someone.
Posted by:
airwolf
13 years ago
You need to send email to the KBOX in plain-text format.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/138053
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/138053
Posted by:
Capt.Morgan
13 years ago
Changed to Plain Text, HTML, and Rich Text and all 3 show up as Winmail.dat
So I need another solution.
So I need another solution.
Posted by:
TexasRose
13 years ago
We have had this from the beginning (winmail.dat attachment) and we are on 5.2 (started with 5.1). You can get a free file opener that will open .dat files. Your ticket should display the original email, the .dat file is just the email saved in the ticket.
Posted by:
Capt.Morgan
13 years ago
Are you running Exchange 2007/2010?
We have done the same thing but it is a pain since we have hundred tickets a day.
We have done the same thing but it is a pain since we have hundred tickets a day.
Posted by:
cblake
13 years ago
You could write a custom ticket rule to remove the file. With a grain of salt... The query might be something like this:
select HD_TICKET_CHANGE.ID from HD_TICKET, HD_TICKET_CHANGE
WHERE HD_TICKET.ID=HD_TICKET_ID
and DESCRIPTION like '%winmail.dat%'
the update would be something like:
UPDATE HD_TICKET_CHANGE
SET DESCRIPTION=REPLACE(DESCRIPTION,'winmail.dat','Attachement deleted by rule')
WHERE HD_TICKET_CHANGE.ID IN (<TICKET_IDS>)
select HD_TICKET_CHANGE.ID from HD_TICKET, HD_TICKET_CHANGE
WHERE HD_TICKET.ID=HD_TICKET_ID
and DESCRIPTION like '%winmail.dat%'
the update would be something like:
UPDATE HD_TICKET_CHANGE
SET DESCRIPTION=REPLACE(DESCRIPTION,'winmail.dat','Attachement deleted by rule')
WHERE HD_TICKET_CHANGE.ID IN (<TICKET_IDS>)
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