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Is it two separate exchange orgs? What version of outlook?
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Is it two separate exchange orgs? What version of outlook?

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Two separate organizations. Outlook 2010.
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Two separate organizations. Outlook 2010.

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Hello!, i'm going to explain my issue with autodiscover and Exchange 2007:<br />
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Domain A:<br />

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Exchange 2007 CAS w/autodiscover set to: mail.domainA.com
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Client machine w/outlook 2010
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Domain B<br />

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Exchange 2010 CAS w/autodiscover set to: mail.domainB.com
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I configure the outlook on the client computer on &quot;Domain A&quot; with RPC over HTTPS of &quot;Domain B&quot;.<br />
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There is no problem of conectivity, I send and recieve mails, but if I close the Oulook, the Exchange Proxy Settings change to Domain A and I can no longer login again on the outlook with the Domain B account.<br />
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I cannot kill the Exchange on the domain A because there are other mail accounts that we cannot move.<br />
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Please Help!!.<br />
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Best Regards.
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Hello!, i'm going to explain my issue with autodiscover and Exchange 2007:

Domain A:
Exchange 2007 CAS w/autodiscover set to: mail.domainA.com
Client machine w/outlook 2010

Domain B
Exchange 2010 CAS w/autodiscover set to: mail.domainB.com

I configure the outlook on the client computer on "Domain A" with RPC over HTTPS of "Domain B".

There is no problem of conectivity, I send and recieve mails, but if I close the Oulook, the Exchange Proxy Settings change to Domain A and I can no longer login again on the outlook with the Domain B account.

I cannot kill the Exchange on the domain A because there are other mail accounts that we cannot move.

Please Help!!.

Best Regards.

Internal Autodiscovery issue with an RPC over https between domains.

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