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Although if Autodiscover is run inside the network it should receive the server settings from an AD object called the Service Connection Point, not a DNS record like it does externally. &nbsp;What is your experience so far with the behavior? &nbsp;Really good question by the way, that's never come up for me but I can see how it could be problematic.
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Although if Autodiscover is run inside the network it should receive the server settings from an AD object called the Service Connection Point, not a DNS record like it does externally.  What is your experience so far with the behavior?  Really good question by the way, that's never come up for me but I can see how it could be problematic.

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When I ran WireShark I see destination goes to proxy server so there is no way to see &nbsp;the real ip of destination.
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When I ran WireShark I see destination goes to proxy server so there is no way to see  the real ip of destination.

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Hello,<br />
Please try to run Microsoft remote connectivity analyser -&gt; outlook autodiscover test , then you will come to know where it fails.<br />
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<a href="https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/" rel="ugc nofollow">https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/</a>
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Hello,
Please try to run Microsoft remote connectivity analyser -> outlook autodiscover test , then you will come to know where it fails.

https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/ [https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/]

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Hi,<br />
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I have a proxy configure in my Browser IE, in LAN Setting properties.<br />
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When I test autodiscover with &quot;Test E-mail Autoconfiguration&quot; in Outlook can it be affected by the proxy configure in IE?
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Hi,

I have a proxy configure in my Browser IE, in LAN Setting properties.

When I test autodiscover with "Test E-mail Autoconfiguration" in Outlook can it be affected by the proxy configure in IE?

Is the proxy in IE in Lan Setting can affect Autodiscover test in Outlook?

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