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I am trying to determine when the Outlook Client will use the RPC Over HTTPS Proxy/Outlook Anywhere settings. &nbsp; Will Outlook always use those settings if they are set? &nbsp;For example, if the client device is not physically connected or VPN connected to the corporate/AD LAN, I know that it will use those settings. &nbsp; If however the device is physically connected and authenticated to the corp/AD LAN, will Outlook ignore the RPC-&gt;HTTP/Proxy settings and perform a direct RPC connection? &nbsp; My guess is that the RPC&gt;HTTPS will always be used if the setting is set.
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I am trying to determine when the Outlook Client will use the RPC Over HTTPS Proxy/Outlook Anywhere settings.   Will Outlook always use those settings if they are set?  For example, if the client device is not physically connected or VPN connected to the corporate/AD LAN, I know that it will use those settings.   If however the device is physically connected and authenticated to the corp/AD LAN, will Outlook ignore the RPC->HTTP/Proxy settings and perform a direct RPC connection?   My guess is that the RPC>HTTPS will always be used if the setting is set.

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