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Our VPN client is the XP Professional. &nbsp;The VPN connects with no problem. &nbsp;My question was miss-stated. The VPN does connect okay, the problem is connecting using Outlook 2003 to Exchange 2003. &nbsp;Outlook cannot connect to Exchange.<br />
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Our VPN client is the XP Professional.  The VPN connects with no problem.  My question was miss-stated. The VPN does connect okay, the problem is connecting using Outlook 2003 to Exchange 2003.  Outlook cannot connect to Exchange.

Sorry about not be clear.

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Users are unable to connect when VPN'd from some remote locations. This seems to happen usually at a Hotel that provide broadband internet service. &nbsp;Can access the intenet and also can VPN. &nbsp;Can use OWA but OWA doesn't allow access to personal folders located on a file server (or does it?). &nbsp;Can ISP's block Outlook activity? &nbsp;We use Exchange 2003. &nbsp;
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Users are unable to connect when VPN'd from some remote locations. This seems to happen usually at a Hotel that provide broadband internet service.  Can access the intenet and also can VPN.  Can use OWA but OWA doesn't allow access to personal folders located on a file server (or does it?).  Can ISP's block Outlook activity?  We use Exchange 2003.  

Unable to Connect using VPN under certain circumstances

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.