Outlook 2010 Username and Password Popup while connected to Exchange 2010 on Windows 2011 Small Business Server
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One of my clients has a network setup with Windows 2011 Small Business Server Standard 64-bit. The Technical specs of the Server is as follows. Intel Xeon CPU E31230 @ 3.20GHz, 8GB Ram, 2x 2TB Hard Drive configured in RAID 1. Internal domain is configured as boplaas1743.local. Their external (hosted) domain is boplaas1743.co.za from which they download their e-mails to boplaas1743.local. They do not use Outlook Web access or Exchange Active sync. The server name of my DC is SERVER.
I have a problem with all of the client computers that uses Outlook 2010. They constantly receive a username and password pop up. That says remote.boplaas1743.co.za with the username field as blank and password field as blank. This pop up would display after 10, 15 or 30 min of Idle inactivity with Outlook open. I do not receive this error on the clients that uses outlook 2007. After some research I have found that IIS also plays a role in the problem. I have done the following configurations in IIS Manager:
SERVER - Default Web Site - Auto Discover - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Ignored*
SERVER - Default Web Site - EWS - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Ignored*
SERVER - Default Web Site - owa - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Accepted*
SERVER - Default Web Site - RPC - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Accepted*
SERVER - Default Web Site - Remote - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Accepted*
If I change Autodiscover en EWS Client Certificate Settings to Accepted, then all my Outlook 2007 client receive the remote.boplaas1743.co.za pop up error but not my Outlook 2010 clients.
What is the correct settings to configure for IIS and Exchange 2010 not to ask you for remote.boplaas1743.co.za. Any help would be greatly apreciated. I have struggled with this problem for a long time now.
One of my clients has a network setup with Windows 2011 Small Business Server Standard 64-bit. The Technical specs of the Server is as follows. Intel Xeon CPU E31230 @ 3.20GHz, 8GB Ram, 2x 2TB Hard Drive configured in RAID 1. Internal domain is configured as boplaas1743.local. Their external (hosted) domain is boplaas1743.co.za from which they download their e-mails to boplaas1743.local. They do not use Outlook Web access or Exchange Active sync. The server name of my DC is SERVER.
I have a problem with all of the client computers that uses Outlook 2010. They constantly receive a username and password pop up. That says remote.boplaas1743.co.za with the username field as blank and password field as blank. This pop up would display after 10, 15 or 30 min of Idle inactivity with Outlook open. I do not receive this error on the clients that uses outlook 2007. After some research I have found that IIS also plays a role in the problem. I have done the following configurations in IIS Manager:
SERVER - Default Web Site - Auto Discover - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Ignored*
SERVER - Default Web Site - EWS - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Ignored*
SERVER - Default Web Site - owa - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Accepted*
SERVER - Default Web Site - RPC - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Accepted*
SERVER - Default Web Site - Remote - SSL Settings
*Require SSL ticked*
*Client Certificates - Accepted*
If I change Autodiscover en EWS Client Certificate Settings to Accepted, then all my Outlook 2007 client receive the remote.boplaas1743.co.za pop up error but not my Outlook 2010 clients.
What is the correct settings to configure for IIS and Exchange 2010 not to ask you for remote.boplaas1743.co.za. Any help would be greatly apreciated. I have struggled with this problem for a long time now.
Cliff Galiher
Make sure exchange is on the latest service pack. There was a significant update that provoked kind of behavior until you patched. Hopefully you didn't break things by manually monkeying in IIS. that is never a good idea.
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Thanks for the reply. My Windows SBS Console detected the following updates for the server in the Exchange heading:
Update Rollup 7-v2 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (KB2756496) 49.5MB
Update Rollup 8 for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 1 (KB2787763) 49.6MB
Are these updates ok?
Update Rollup 7-v2 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (KB2756496) 49.5MB
Update Rollup 8 for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 1 (KB2787763) 49.6MB
Are these updates ok?
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I have downloaded service pack 2 for exchange and installed it. Had a bit of trouble with the Trend Micro Worry Free Business anti virus. Now after the update, My Outlook 2010 clients work fine, but my Outlook 2007 clients get the following error message:
"Welcome back to remote.boplaas1743.co.za" and ask for the username and password credentials.
"Welcome back to remote.boplaas1743.co.za" and ask for the username and password credentials.
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Update Exchange 2010 to SP2 and your Outlook 2007 client to SP3. Configure your Outlook 2007 client without the tik "Connect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP". After these settings my problem was solve. Thank you cgaliher.
Also check this link on the ADM template which you can use to configure your clients.
http://newglobaltechnology.com/?p=1
Also check this link on the ADM template which you can use to configure your clients.
http://newglobaltechnology.com/?p=1