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Hi All,<br />
There are a lot of things said about this on the internet. &nbsp;What worked for me, was setting permission straight on the ews vdir (anonymous and windows integrated) adn more importantly: I granted the directory listing permission via IIS. &nbsp;This finally solved the issue.
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Hi All,
There are a lot of things said about this on the internet.  What worked for me, was setting permission straight on the ews vdir (anonymous and windows integrated) adn more importantly: I granted the directory listing permission via IIS.  This finally solved the issue.

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I have an install of Exchange 2010 with Outlook 2010 clients. &nbsp;When trying to access the out of office assistant from the clients a message appears &quot;server not available&quot;. &nbsp;The feature works in OWA but only if accessing via <a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a>&nbsp; (if you access owa via <a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>&nbsp;the options/automatic replies feature just gives a 403 forbidden error).<br />
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Any input from someone that has encountered this issue would be appreciated. &nbsp;I believe I have my ews and autodiscover stuff set up correctly.
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I have an install of Exchange 2010 with Outlook 2010 clients.  When trying to access the out of office assistant from the clients a message appears "server not available".  The feature works in OWA but only if accessing via https://  (if you access owa via http:// the options/automatic replies feature just gives a 403 forbidden error).

Any input from someone that has encountered this issue would be appreciated.  I believe I have my ews and autodiscover stuff set up correctly.

Exchange 2010 Out Of Office assistant not working

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