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Yes he is using the same subnet at home and the office. and DHCP is on the server not the router.
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Yes he is using the same subnet at home and the office. and DHCP is on the server not the router.

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One of our clients has a SBS2011 server with exchange 2010.<br />
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And one of the users has a mac with outlook 2013 installed on it. The user has two issues. When he is inside the domain outlook has a hard time connecting to exchange because he brings the mac home and when he comes back into his office he has to restart the mac for exchange to connect to his outlook. It seems the mac still thinks its on his home network. <br />
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And also is there a setting in the mac outlook program to change so they can connect to exchange outside the Domain.
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One of our clients has a SBS2011 server with exchange 2010.

And one of the users has a mac with outlook 2013 installed on it. The user has two issues. When he is inside the domain outlook has a hard time connecting to exchange because he brings the mac home and when he comes back into his office he has to restart the mac for exchange to connect to his outlook. It seems the mac still thinks its on his home network. 

And also is there a setting in the mac outlook program to change so they can connect to exchange outside the Domain.

Mac not connecting to exchange outside the domain

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.