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How do I configure Outlook Anywhere on Exchange 2007

Asked by born2see in Exchange Email Server

Tags: anywhere, 2007, configure, exchange

I've got an Exchange 2007 server and Outlook 2003.  I've enabled Outlook Anywhere on the server using Basic Authentication and set an external host name of exchange.mydomain.com which I can resolve on the Internet.  I've also enabled RPC over HTTP on the server  I've installed Microsoft's CA but I haven't issued a certificate because i don't know how.  In Outlook 2003 I've set up a new profile for Exchange.  I've followed a couple of Tech notes but i'm not sure it's right.  I also have port 443 open and pointing to the Exchange server.  The computer I'm using is not part of the AD domain.  Any help would be appreciated.  I've looked for answers on this site but haven't foud what i need.  If someone has already answered this question please let me know.  Thanks.
 
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