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RDP over HTTP error - The connection to the Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable
The error above appears after requesting the user's password. When running rpcdiag it never seems to get past connect to directory. I have done everything I can find in the other posts outlining how to setup RPC. RWW works fine so it's not a port issue (from what I've read). The user does have access to RWW and Outlook Web.
When I try a straight login through https://mydomain.com/rpc I don't get any certificate errors but I do get "HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to an ACL set on the requested resource." after the third try logging in.
Here are the variables so that we can confirm that I have everything correct:
work.mycompany.com = exchange server
work.mycompany.com is listed on certificate
internal domain is mycompany.local
servername is a variation of mycompany
I have been entering the username as mycompany\user.
Please help!
Chris
When I try a straight login through https://mydomain.com/rpc I don't get any certificate errors but I do get "HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to an ACL set on the requested resource." after the third try logging in.
Here are the variables so that we can confirm that I have everything correct:
work.mycompany.com = exchange server
work.mycompany.com is listed on certificate
internal domain is mycompany.local
servername is a variation of mycompany
I have been entering the username as mycompany\user.
Please help!
Chris
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Here's what I did:
DanKoster - you get 100 points for keeping me from continuing to attempt to diagnose the 401.3 error.
susssaws - "Did you use the document which is on the /remote page? > using outlook via the internet???" - This was the answer. The document in RWW for using Outlook via the internet actually gives the exact addresses & names as they need to be typed in. Prior to reading this document all of the directions that I found just said "srevername" with I took as servername not servername.mycompany.local which in the end was the problem.
Thank you for the help!
- Chris
DanKoster - you get 100 points for keeping me from continuing to attempt to diagnose the 401.3 error.
susssaws - "Did you use the document which is on the /remote page? > using outlook via the internet???" - This was the answer. The document in RWW for using Outlook via the internet actually gives the exact addresses & names as they need to be typed in. Prior to reading this document all of the directions that I found just said "srevername" with I took as servername not servername.mycompany.local
Thank you for the help!
- Chris
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Server: SBS 2003 R2 with Exchange 2003 - fully updated. I installed the Exchange updates that came with R2 but have not installed ISA yet.
Client: XP Home SP2 with Outlook 2003 - Office 2003 SP1 is installed. Client PC is not on the domain and I'm trying to avoid using VPN...
Thanks in advance!