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Configuration of Exchange 2010 with HUB&amp;CAS and MB roles have been completed with Trusted certificate and published thou Forefront TMG 2010.<br />
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But Outlook Anywhere doesn't work with NTLM, it asks the credentials always.<br />
Exchange ActiveSync doesn't work. OWA is working fine.<br />
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Could you please guide me how to configure the Authentication on CAS for OWA, EX ActiveSync, Outlook AW<br />
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and Authentication Delegation methods and Listener Authentication from TMG server.
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Configuration of Exchange 2010 with HUB&CAS and MB roles have been completed with Trusted certificate and published thou Forefront TMG 2010.

But Outlook Anywhere doesn't work with NTLM, it asks the credentials always.
Exchange ActiveSync doesn't work. OWA is working fine.

Could you please guide me how to configure the Authentication on CAS for OWA, EX ActiveSync, Outlook AW

and Authentication Delegation methods and Listener Authentication from TMG server.

Exchange OA, EAS

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