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Just disable outlook anywhere on your SBS 2011 server.
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Just disable outlook anywhere on your SBS 2011 server.

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Solution was great. The only difference between the instructions and what I did was to go to the Server Config as opposed to the Org Config as that is where the option to disable exists. Thanks !
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Solution was great. The only difference between the instructions and what I did was to go to the Server Config as opposed to the Org Config as that is where the option to disable exists. Thanks !

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Thanks for the update and clarification of the solution (I was sitting on a train at the time of posting that comment)
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Thanks for the update and clarification of the solution (I was sitting on a train at the time of posting that comment)

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We have recently installed a new SBS2010 Server. We are still in test mode and are curently using an external hosted Exchange environment. We had 1 user authenticate to the new domain and ever since he has had problems with the Outlook proxy server name changing to the name of the new SBS SMTP server. &nbsp;I am NOT an exchange or NT server expert by any stretch. Can someone give me the exact sequence that I need to go through to change the setting on the server so that it points to the externally hosted server for now or at a minimum doesn't change the value on the Outlook client?<br />
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Thanks !<br />

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We have recently installed a new SBS2010 Server. We are still in test mode and are curently using an external hosted Exchange environment. We had 1 user authenticate to the new domain and ever since he has had problems with the Outlook proxy server name changing to the name of the new SBS SMTP server.  I am NOT an exchange or NT server expert by any stretch. Can someone give me the exact sequence that I need to go through to change the setting on the server so that it points to the externally hosted server for now or at a minimum doesn't change the value on the Outlook client?

Thanks !


Autodiscover Changing Outlook Proxy Server Names

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.