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Hi,<br />
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You need to configure Digital Certiciate ... <br />
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You can get a free trial from <a href="http://WWW.RAPIDSSL.COM" rel="ugc">WWW.RAPIDSSL.COM</a>&nbsp;<br />
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Me too had tried a lot with out certificate, it never worked ... But as soon as I added certificate , worked easily..<br />
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Go to RAPIDSSL site , they have detailed HOW-TOs , to configure certificate in your IIS ... It is not difficult , very easy only ..<br />
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Hi,

You need to configure Digital Certiciate ...

You can get a free trial from WWW.RAPIDSSL.COM [http://WWW.RAPIDSSL.COM] 

Me too had tried a lot with out certificate, it never worked ... But as soon as I added certificate , worked easily..

Go to RAPIDSSL site , they have detailed HOW-TOs , to configure certificate in your IIS ... It is not difficult , very easy only ..



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I currently have Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2003 on SBS 2003 with latest service packs / hotfixes.<br />
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Everything works fine via my network and VPN. &nbsp;I can also successfully use OWA from my machine without any certificate errors.<br />
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I have now tried to connect HTTP/RPC and continue to get errors. &nbsp;I have configured my Outlook as https://server.domain.com&nbsp;and msstd:server.domain.com where server.domain.com = the same thing I use for OWA. &nbsp;I have NTLM Auth. turned on.<br />
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I do NOT have ISA installed and would prefer not to. &nbsp;I have port 443 forwarded to my Exchanger server and again this works fine for OWA. &nbsp;I have read where this will work as I have it configured but I'm having no luck at all.<br />
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Any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Keith
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I currently have Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2003 on SBS 2003 with latest service packs / hotfixes.

Everything works fine via my network and VPN.  I can also successfully use OWA from my machine without any certificate errors.

I have now tried to connect HTTP/RPC and continue to get errors.  I have configured my Outlook as https://server.domain.com and msstd:server.domain.com where server.domain.com = the same thing I use for OWA.  I have NTLM Auth. turned on.

I do NOT have ISA installed and would prefer not to.  I have port 443 forwarded to my Exchanger server and again this works fine for OWA.  I have read where this will work as I have it configured but I'm having no luck at all.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Keith

How do I configure Exchange and Outlook for HTTP / RPC connection without ISA?

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