Exchange Server - Problems with Autodiscovery
Asked By SushiSean
19-Feb-08 01:14 PM
Using Exchange 12 SP1. Using Outlook 2007.
When an account is first setup in outlook within our local network,
autodiscovery works just fine.
However, externally, it doesn't quite work.
It detects the server settings and what not, but it uses the internal server
name as the server name. This would not work unless you are VPNed in.
How can I make it so using autodiscovery externally uses the external server
name, instead of the computer name?
Outlook 2007
(1)
AutoDiscover
(1)
Autodiscovery
(1)
Shoudl
(1)
Outlookwebservices
(1)
File4.f3.local
(1)
Detects
(1)
EWS
(1)
SushiSean replied...
Another thing. Using the shell and typing test-outlookwebservices give me
this:
Id Type Message
1003 Information About to test AutoDiscover with the e-email
address Administrator@mydomain.com
1007 Information Testing server file4.f3.local with the published
name https://file4.f3.local/EWS/Exchange.asmx &
https://autodiscovery.mydomain.com/EWS.Exchange.asmx.
1019 Information Found a valid AutoDiscover service connection
point. The AutoDiscover URL on the object is
http://file4.f3.local/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml
1013 Error When contacting
https://file4.f3.local/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml received the error The
underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error
occurred on a send.
1013 Error When contacting
https://file4.f3.local/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml received the error
Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the
transport st...
1006 Error The AutoDiscover service could not be
contacted.
But as I've said, it works fine internally and externally, it just detects
the internal server name.
Also note that the 2nd URL on the Id 1007 is https://autodiscovery. Shoudl
it really be autodiscovery? I thought it was autodiscover.
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