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Hi,
We have two exchange servers on the same site and on same switch. We had outlook anywhere enabled a while ago but we are now having some issues with the machines asking for the credentials all the time. Has anyone else come accross this.
Servers are Windows 2008 r2
And Mail Servers are Exchange Server 2010
Thanks
Jon
We have two exchange servers on the same site and on same switch. We had outlook anywhere enabled a while ago but we are now having some issues with the machines asking for the credentials all the time. Has anyone else come accross this.
Servers are Windows 2008 r2
And Mail Servers are Exchange Server 2010
Thanks
Jon
Joshua_Peters
Ours backup and merge at night therefore losing the connection between the computers and the exchange server. If the user keeps outlook open over night sometimes it doesn't refresh and they have to log off and log back on to access. The problem we have is the window that pops up and asks for the domain\username and password. If that is of any help.
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Our for some reason keeps going through the day aswell etc, not sure if it is a network connectivity thing. I have turned off the outlook anywhere on some of the pc's and it has seemed to work but is a pain if they work in the office and on site etc.
run this from exchange shell
get-autodiscovervirtualdir
get-clientaccesserver | fl
get-exchangecertificate | fl
thanks
get-autodiscovervirtualdir
get-clientaccesserver | fl
get-exchangecertificate | fl
thanks
can you ping "autodiscover.yourdomain.c
if yes is that name included in the SAN/UCC certificate for exchanage ?
if yes
ensure that /autodiscover /OAB and /EWS virtual directories on client access server has Kernal mode authentication enabled
Thank you
if yes is that name included in the SAN/UCC certificate for exchanage ?
if yes
ensure that /autodiscover /OAB and /EWS virtual directories on client access server has Kernal mode authentication enabled
Thank you
if you can not ping autodiscover.yourdomain.co
then create a CNAME record "autodiscover" to point to your CAS server/cas server array
then create a CNAME record "autodiscover" to point to your CAS server/cas server array
ASKER
If you ping autodiscover. Etc it does resolve back to the main exchange server etc, the certificate is a *.domain.com wildcard certificate etc.
does the ping come back with a lan IP or a web-facing IP
You need a UCC/SAN certificate for Exchange 2007 onwards. Wildcard certs wont work.
You need a UCC/SAN certificate for Exchange 2007 onwards. Wildcard certs wont work.
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if you ping autodiscover.domain.com it comes back with the external ipif you ping outside or internally it comes back with the internal server etc, there is a Dns record A record for the local server etc.
The outlook anywhere has been working externally though, Microsoft dialled in and hellped set it up and they didnt mentikon that you couldnt use a *wildcard cert etc .......
on the client settings it has the "only connect to proxy server that have the principal name in the certificate etc"
then has the msstd:*.domain.local
proxy auth with basic authentication etc
does that help
The outlook anywhere has been working externally though, Microsoft dialled in and hellped set it up and they didnt mentikon that you couldnt use a *wildcard cert etc .......
on the client settings it has the "only connect to proxy server that have the principal name in the certificate etc"
then has the msstd:*.domain.local
proxy auth with basic authentication etc
does that help
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