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Server context, client access role, OWA, is that what you're asking?
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Server context, client access role, OWA, is that what you're asking?

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Sorry, I'm new to Exchange. &nbsp;Are you referring to something within the Exchange Management Console?
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Sorry, I'm new to Exchange.  Are you referring to something within the Exchange Management Console?

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Yes, the EMC. I dont' know about EWS but access to the exchange parts is at least partly controlled by settings in the EMC. you may be able to see the EWS &nbsp;folders in IIS management if they are installed.
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Yes, the EMC. I dont' know about EWS but access to the exchange parts is at least partly controlled by settings in the EMC. you may be able to see the EWS  folders in IIS management if they are installed.

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the path for ews is <a href="https://computername/EWS" rel="ugc">https://computername/EWS</a>
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the path for ews is https://computername/EWS [https://computername/EWS]

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Does anyone know how to enable Exchange Web Services on Exchange 2007. &nbsp;The MSDN documentation makes it sound like it is enabled by default, however I'm not seeing the EWS virtual directory that it keeps referring to in the documentation. &nbsp;Ultimately, I'm trying to find out what authentication scheme the web services use.
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Does anyone know how to enable Exchange Web Services on Exchange 2007.  The MSDN documentation makes it sound like it is enabled by default, however I'm not seeing the EWS virtual directory that it keeps referring to in the documentation.  Ultimately, I'm trying to find out what authentication scheme the web services use.

Enable Exchange Web Services on Exchange 2007

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