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Exchange 2010 Out of Office
Migrated from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 and it broke OOO.
"Your Automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is currently unavailable. Try again later."
I've read and tried some of the many solutions on the web and it hasn't fixed the issue.
I believe one of the problems is that this client's Active Directory domain name is different than their production EMail domain. (abc.com vs. def.com), and the client does not own the public domain for their internal domain name and therefore cannot obtain a third party SSL certificate. We are using a selfsigned certificate.
"Your Automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is currently unavailable. Try again later."
I've read and tried some of the many solutions on the web and it hasn't fixed the issue.
I believe one of the problems is that this client's Active Directory domain name is different than their production EMail domain. (abc.com vs. def.com), and the client does not own the public domain for their internal domain name and therefore cannot obtain a third party SSL certificate. We are using a selfsigned certificate.
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Adam, thanks for the response.
If I just use Autodiscover and disable both Guesssmart options, it fails with:
Autoconfiguration was unable to determine your settings!
If I enable Guesssmart, it comes back with SMTP information and the correct external URL only.
If I just use Autodiscover and disable both Guesssmart options, it fails with:
Autoconfiguration was unable to determine your settings!
If I enable Guesssmart, it comes back with SMTP information and the correct external URL only.
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Client did not want to deal with the Microsoft solution and is going to live with use OWA to set OOO.
Thanks to everyone who responded.
Thanks to everyone who responded.
ASKER
Microsoft provided a valid workaround, but client did not want to incur the client side changes.
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