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Disabling Autodiscovery in Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2003 enviroment.

Asked by Hotspex in Exchange Email Server, Microsoft Operating Systems, Outlook Groupware Software

Tags: MS Exchange 2003, Outlook 2007

Weve been using Exchange 2003 (Standard) and Outlook 2007 for almost a year without any mayor issues. Our environment: workstations/laptops using Vista and XP. Also Windows mobile phones connected to our Exchange server.
Recently we started to notice that one of our servers (www.ourdomainname.com) located in another location, started to receive every 5 minutes or so, a request for page autodiscovery/autodiscovery.xml. The message looks like this:
OURDOMAINNAME.COM: [404] HTTP Page autodiscover/autodiscover.xml not found 404 error IP: ourpublicIPaddress Visit No: 1507 @ 3/27/2009 11:27:51 AM
We never used in our environment Exchange 2007 and therefore, we do not have CAS role nor A record in our DNS for autodiscovery.
We noticed that the message is received mostly during office hours (between 9 and 5pm) which indicate that it is generated from one of the workstations in our office. My question: Is there any way to cancel the Autodiscovery request in Outlook? Any ideas how to detect the culprit workstation?
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Zones: Exchange Email Server, Microsoft Operating Systems, Outlook Groupware Software
Tags: MS Exchange 2003, Outlook 2007
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