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by **Kimmo Tuom** » Tue, 12 Nov 2002 22:10:04

I have multiple subscriptions of MSDN, all are Universal level.

I need to have Exchange Server 2000, Standard Edition. It is not delivered
in CD media I receive. It is however available as a Subscriber Download. I
cannot download it, I only get a message saying:

"You do not have permission to transfer files in this context!"

The filename is "en_exchange2000_STD.exe".

Why? Don't I have the maximum access?

by **Andy Boyd [MS** » Wed, 13 Nov 2002 09:24:44

Contact your customer service representative
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/resources/phonelist.asp) and tell
them what's going on. There are a number of possible causes for this - as I
recall the most common one is when a subscription gets upgraded - the CSR
should be able to fix this for you quickly.

--
Andy Boyd
Program Manager
MSDN Subscriber Downloads
(remove the .online from the return address for direct e-mail)

Quote:> I have multiple subscriptions of MSDN, all are Universal level.

> I need to have Exchange Server 2000, Standard Edition. It is not delivered
> in CD media I receive. It is however available as a Subscriber Download. I
> cannot download it, I only get a message saying:

> "You do not have permission to transfer files in this context!"

> The filename is "en_exchange2000_STD.exe".

> Why? Don't I have the maximum access?

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Download Exchange Server 2000 Standard?

Download Exchange Server 2000 Standard?

Download Exchange Server 2000 Standard?