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Thanks. I need to digest this. If I disable encrypted traffic do I need to change anything at the workstatiaon level e.g. the Outlook client? What is the command to enable it back to the way it was? Change $false to true?<br />

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Thanks. I need to digest this. If I disable encrypted traffic do I need to change anything at the workstatiaon level e.g. the Outlook client? What is the command to enable it back to the way it was? Change $false to true?


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Hello,<br />
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Can someone please tell me the major change between Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010? For example, what is the CAS server and now RPC encryption at the server level? I have a customer who has periodic connection problems with software relying on MAPI and I suspect it has to do with the CAS or RPC at the server. If i wanted to, even for a short time, how could I make Exchange 2010 act like 2007 until my MAPI tool is finished?<br />
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I know, big question. Your help will be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
John
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Hello,

Can someone please tell me the major change between Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010? For example, what is the CAS server and now RPC encryption at the server level? I have a customer who has periodic connection problems with software relying on MAPI and I suspect it has to do with the CAS or RPC at the server. If i wanted to, even for a short time, how could I make Exchange 2010 act like 2007 until my MAPI tool is finished?

I know, big question. Your help will be appreciated.

Thanks,
John

Changes in Exchange 2010

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Exchange

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