I have EXCH2013 running with 3 nodes in a DAG.
For some users I have changed over to MAPI over HTTP.
But when I check the connection status, I have still some connections with RPC/HTTP
Is it normal or not ?
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Eprs_Admin
8/22/2022 - Mon
Dinesh Babu
Hello,
when running Get-CASMailbox cmdlet for the mailbox which were enabled for MAPI/Http should show MapiHttpEnabled as "True".
If you configured some additional mailboxes that weren't enabled for MAPI, then those connections still be in rpc/http, may be thats the reason still you are seeing RPC/HTTP.
Which version of Outlook you are using ? you should use Outlook 2013 +
Thanks,
Dinesh
Eprs_Admin
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My outlook version is 2010.
The RPC/HTTP connections are from the public Folder DB.
The user is enabled for MAPIoverHTTP
Dinesh Babu
If still connection status shows "RPC/HTTP", then please change the below registry keys.
Locate HKEYCURRENTUSERSoftwareMicrosoftExchange, create a new DWORD “MapiHttpDisabled” with value 0.
My outlook version is 2010.
The RPC/HTTP connections are from the public Folder DB.
The user is enabled for MAPIoverHTTP
oh ok, if your public folders are in legacy versions of Exchange, then you cant access it through latest clients like outlook 2013+.
Before you should move PF to Exchange 2013 environment.
Eprs_Admin
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not all is RPC/HTTP
I have 4 connections with HTTP and the rest is RPC/HTTP
I just want to know wether its ok or not ?
Dinesh Babu
Microsoft recommendations is to use latest version of Outlook (Outlook 2013 SP1 +) for MAPI/Http
when running Get-CASMailbox cmdlet for the mailbox which were enabled for MAPI/Http should show MapiHttpEnabled as "True".
If you configured some additional mailboxes that weren't enabled for MAPI, then those connections still be in rpc/http, may be thats the reason still you are seeing RPC/HTTP.
Which version of Outlook you are using ? you should use Outlook 2013 +
Thanks,
Dinesh