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How to connect Non Domain Outlook 2007 Client to SBS2008
Hi. We have an SBS 2008 Server with 5 Domain connected PC's using Outlook 2007 all working well. There is a remote Office with one Outlook 2007 user who needs to collect his email for user@ourdomain.com. He has an account setup on the server but is not connected to the Domain. What is the easiest for him to collect his email without major Surgery to the SBS Server?
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Hi. No we don't have a 3rd party cert. Unless autodiscovery and Outlook Anywhere is installed as Part oh the installation/connect to the Internet wizard them no as I haven't specifically done it.
If you don't want to hassle the server around, set up an simple hardware VPN between te 2 offices.
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Yes. Actually we already have a LAN-LAN VPN setup using 2 Draytek Routers...What would we need to do additionally to get the remote email working?
If everything is set up correctely you can just acces the exchange server without being member of the domain. Synchronise the local login credentials with the server credentials and connect to the server.
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Hmmm...tried that but still cannot get authenticated...Can ping the server by IP address but not by hostname from the Client...
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Success. I have been running it for 3 days now on the Lan-Lan VPN and it works fine. I realise that I need to look into Outlook anywhere later when I get time. Thanks all.