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Outlook anywhere is configured automatically so it will autodiscover without any involvement as long as you type in your email address and password correctly.<br />
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onething i will say is the cut over of MX record will be challenging but that's all you need to worry :)<br />
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Also need to work out how you migrate your exchange from onsite to cloud
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Dear All,<br />
i can manage all mx record challenge but please look to my scenario as below , <br />
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&nbsp;I purchased fully root domain name dyndns(mycompany.org) instead of subdomain dyndns(mycompany.dyndns.or<wbr />g) &nbsp;to point &nbsp;outlook anywhere &nbsp;in this case where I have to create autodiscover record ,is it in DYNDNS provider domain or in local exchange DNS.in the case of live exchange I never face this challenge<br />
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Sincerely<br />
Pradeep.K.M
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you purposed a fully root domain name. <br />
your local exchange server always will use mycompany.org<br />
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you can either manage your own name server or let office 365 to handle the name server for you. <br />
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<a href="http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-smallbusinesses/gg549195.aspx" rel="ugc">http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-smallbusinesses/gg549195.aspx</a><br />
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if you would like to manage your own name server (NS) then you need to put a cname on a few configuration which is located here.<br />
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<a href="http://help.outlook.com/en-au/140/cc950655.aspx" rel="ugc">http://help.outlook.com/en-au/140/cc950655.aspx</a>&nbsp;&lt;-- for CNAME on autodiscover<br />
you also need to make sure MX record SRV record and etc etc.<br />
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I will recommend you to run a office 365 trial domain without adding a domain to work out what you don't really know. <br />
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Autodiscover is definitely nothing to worry because it has taken care of
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Dear limjianan,<br />
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Thanks for the details , But my specific Questions is that my exchange server is configured as a POP3 Server,in details i doesnt have static Public IP so i crated all email accounts in actual email domain called actualemaildomain.com and using exchange pop3 connector for download all the mails to local exchange, <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;So in the case of configuring Outlook anywhere with static IP,i can create appropriate record for autodiscover(autodiscover.<wbr />actualemai<wbr />ldomain.co<wbr />m)<br />
and handle it easily.<br />
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But in my case i m using dyndns root domain mycompany.org for outlookanywhere ,in this where i have to create the autodiscover record<br />
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Please<br />
&nbsp; Pradeep.K.M
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i don't see the POp3 server become relevant in this question thats why i have been ignoring it. <br />
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your exchange will definitely still have the the actualyemaildomain.com in your authorative email domain. Although, your entry point might be dydns domain<br />
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as you move on to office 365, these become not relevant, so I am not sure what you are concerning. maybe you want to again clarify your worries.
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Dear limjianan,<br />
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just ignore O365 cloud migration and all.<br />
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my only doubt i want configure Outlookanywhere using Dyndns(mycompany.org) in this case where i have to create autodiscover record. is it in mycompany.org domain or local exchange<br />
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Rgds<br />
Pradeep.K.M
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Dear Sir/ Support,<br />
<br />
I am planning to migrate my on-premises Exchange server 2010 to Office 365 Cloud with 30 mailboxes.<br />
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My current setup is like this Exchange 2010sp1 with dynamic &nbsp;WAN IP(Not a live Server) and exchange pop3 Connector configured for &nbsp;downloading the mail from hosted pop3 email domain (Network Solution) to my exchange server. Line bandwidth is 40 mbps<br />
<br />
My doubts are below<br />
<br />
1) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;How to configure Outlookanyware please give a step by step Instruction<br />
<br />
2) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I purchased fully root domain name dyndns(mycompany.org) instead of subdomain dyndns(mycompany.dyndns.or<wbr />g) &nbsp;to point &nbsp;outlook anywhere &nbsp;in this case where I have to create autodiscover record ,is it in DYNDNS provider domain or in local exchange DNS.in the case of live exchange I never face this challenge <br />
<br />
3) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Trusted SSL is OK for me.<br />
<br />
Please help me if I configured Outlook anywhere properly is that help me for O365 Cloud Migration,bcz in my case my exchange is not live<br />
<br />
Sincerely<br />
<br />
Aji Kumar
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Dear Sir/ Support,

I am planning to migrate my on-premises Exchange server 2010 to Office 365 Cloud with 30 mailboxes.

My current setup is like this Exchange 2010sp1 with dynamic  WAN IP(Not a live Server) and exchange pop3 Connector configured for  downloading the mail from hosted pop3 email domain (Network Solution) to my exchange server. Line bandwidth is 40 mbps

My doubts are below

1)	How to configure Outlookanyware please give a step by step Instruction

2)	I purchased fully root domain name dyndns(mycompany.org) instead of subdomain dyndns(mycompany.dyndns.org)  to point  outlook anywhere  in this case where I have to create autodiscover record ,is it in DYNDNS provider domain or in local exchange DNS.in the case of live exchange I never face this challenge 

3)	Trusted SSL is OK for me.

Please help me if I configured Outlook anywhere properly is that help me for O365 Cloud Migration,bcz in my case my exchange is not live

Sincerely

Aji Kumar

Exchange server 2010 to Office 365 Cloud Migration

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