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Exchange 2007 & Outlook 2007 autodiscover service Exchange Server Hi, I believe I have a pretty good handle on web services (availability service, OOF, OAB and Unifed Messaging service) and they all work fine. Outlook Anywhere even works correctly (as configured by the autodiscover service). These services are all published of each of the Exchange web services. If I choose the "test autoconfiguration" option in Outlook 2007 I can see that these are all set correctly. My issue is that my these services to the internet using basic authentication. What I do not understand is why Outlook 2007 is ever trying to access the external versions of the various Exchange web service the internal autodiscover service. No credential prompt happens at this stage. Surely the fact that Outlook has successfully found the SCP entry in Active Directory should tell it that it is currently for each of the Exchange web services? However, once Outlook receives the URLs from the autodiscover service it now tries to access the external versions which of course require a credential prompt! Why does Outlook want to access the external versions of the URLs? If Outlook chose only to use the internal versions then everything would work correctly. My question is

is what staff use to logon to Windows, OWA, etc with. OWA works fine. Using Outlook 2003 with a user logged on to Windows as REALM \ user everything works fine. Using Outlook 2007 with a user logged on to Windows as ADdomain \ user everything works fine. Using Outlook 2007 with a user logged on to Windows as REALM \ user things break. Specifically: - Outlook 2007 cannot access the autodiscover service. I think this happened when I added the SSL getting "Autodiscover to https: / / server.domain.com / Autodiscover / Autodiscover.xml FAILED (0x80040113)" in the log. - Outlook 2007 keeps prompting for username / password. When provided REALM \ user does not work, the ADdomain for collecting mail, accessing public folders, downloading OAB. So logging on to Windows (and therefore Outlook) with domain credentials works fine but using the REALM password that the domain account is Setup Discussions Exchange Server 2007 (1) Microsoft Exchange (1) Active Directory (1) Windows Vista (1) Outlook 2003 (1) Outlook 2007 (1) Office 2007 (1) Office 2003 (1) Hello Simon, Thank you for your post

Cannot access Global Address Book Exchange Server Vista, outlook 2007, exchange 2007 When trying to access global address book, I get message: The connection to Microsoft exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action. Offline is NOT checked, I get wrong???????? Exchange Miscellaneous Discussions Exchange Server 2007 (1) Exchange Server 2003 (1) Windows Vista (1) Outlook 2003 (1) Outlook 2007 (1) Outlook (1) Office (1) Vista (1) Hello, Thank you for your post. My name is Robbin Meng, and correct. As I understand it, the issue is: When you open Global Address Book from Outlook 2007 on a Windows Vista computer, error message is received said " The connection to Microsoft would like to confirm: 1. Does this issue occurs to all of your clients with Outlook 2007 on Windows Vista computer? 2. Have you tried using OWA to check this issue

issues with Out of Office (Exchange Server 2007 SP1. . . . Outlook 2007 SP1) Exchange Server Good afternoon! Okay, this can possibly be one of the longest short and sweet (which means 20 pages instead of 60!). Exchange Server 2007 SP1 MS Outlook 2003 SP3 / MS Outlook 2007 SP1 WIN2003 SP2 AD Four AD Sites (EXCH2007 - on box, in the HQ site) Issue is that when a user (MS Outlook 2007 SP1) tries to use Out of Office he / she gets the error message "blah! blah! Server not available". Yes, OWA works just fine. Yes, MS Outlook 2003 SP3 works just fine. This affects users in all four Sites. Yes, there are not present us with the Cert error. We have about 65 users making use of Outlook Anywhere without any issues. They are all MS Outlook 2003, so no OoO issues with

What is Outlook Anywhere and how does this compare to Outlook Web Access? Exchange Server Hi, I have Exchange 2007 and its Outlook Web Access with SSL on IIS. I presume this means that when the users logs have a and didn't bother going to a certificate authority). I keep hearing about Outlook Anywhere and the little reading I did about it, seems to indicate it does the same thing as OWA. So my question is: What is Outlook Anywhere and how does this compare to Outlook Web Access? Thanks! - -- Bob Exchange Setup Discussions Exchange Server 2003 (1) Exchange Server 2007 (1) Exchange Server (1) SharePoint (1) Outlook 2003 (1) Outlook 2007 (1) Access 2007 (1) Outlook (1) Oh geeze, now I see my answer. Outlook