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Hello,<br />
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If you don't currently use Outlook Anywhere in your Ex2007 deployment, you do not need to enable it on your 2007 servers for coexistence. RPC clients will continue to connected as before. Once the mailbox has been moved to the 2013 server, Outlook will then use Outlook anywhere to connect to the 2013 server.<br />
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-JJ
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Hello,

If you don't currently use Outlook Anywhere in your Ex2007 deployment, you do not need to enable it on your 2007 servers for coexistence. RPC clients will continue to connected as before. Once the mailbox has been moved to the 2013 server, Outlook will then use Outlook anywhere to connect to the 2013 server.

-JJ

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You have two replies to your question and you have not engaged with either. Please follow up with the Expert replies.<br />
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Hello,

You have two replies to your question and you have not engaged with either. Please follow up with the Expert replies.

-JJ

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Do we need to enable Outlook-Anywhere on Exchange 2007 boxes even if we don't have Public Folders.
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Do we need to enable Outlook-Anywhere on Exchange 2007 boxes even if we don't have Public Folders.

Outlook Anywhere in Exchange 2007/2013 Co-existance

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.