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Hello<br />
We are migrating our Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2016, but we cannot use directly because we still have clients running Outlook 2010 (without SP2).<br />
As a temporary solution, we will opt for Outlook Anywhere. For that, we applied a GPO that updates Outlook settings for users to use RPC/HTTPS (Outlook Anywhere protocol) instead of the old RPC/TCP<br />
I would like to know now, if there is any powershell command to check, per user, if Outlook is using Outlook ANywhere or not?<br />
Thank you in advance,
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Hello
We are migrating our Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2016, but we cannot use directly because we still have clients running Outlook 2010 (without SP2).
As a temporary solution, we will opt for Outlook Anywhere. For that, we applied a GPO that updates Outlook settings for users to use RPC/HTTPS (Outlook Anywhere protocol) instead of the old RPC/TCP
I would like to know now, if there is any powershell command to check, per user, if Outlook is using Outlook ANywhere or not?
Thank you in advance,

Command to check Outlook client settings

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