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Outlook Web Access/ MS Office Outlook

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UlricT

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I want to download emails to my Outlook from an account I already have access to through Outlook Web Access interface through an https address. I have the domain name/username/password but I don't know what to put for the Microsoft Exchange Server: entry in the configuration for Exhange server....

Help??

 
Originally posted by: Joemonkey
It won't work unless you are VPN'd in to the network
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Not necessarily. With Exchange 2003, Outlook 2003 and XP SP1+, you can connect to an Exchange server in Outlook over HTTPS, without any VPN software required.

To the OP, who is your email/network admin? They should be able to tell you how to configure Outlook.
 
Originally posted by: MrChad
Originally posted by: Joemonkey
It won't work unless you are VPN'd in to the network
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Not necessarily. With Exchange 2003, Outlook 2003 and XP SP1+, you can connect to an Exchange server in Outlook over HTTPS, without any VPN software required.

To the OP, who is your email/network admin? They should be able to tell you how to configure Outlook.
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Really? wait why is XP SP1+ required?
 
I actually think it's not XPSP1, but it's Exchange 2k3 SP1...with SP1 (iirc) they added rpc over http functionality.
 
Exchange 2003 SP1 is not required, just highly recommended. RPC/HTTP works in Exchange 2003 Gold.

Also, the client actually needs to be XP SP1 plus a patch. The functionality in the patch is built into XP SP2.

Windows 2003 is also required on the backend servers running RPC/HTTP, any front-ends that are proxying RPC/HTTP and any global catalogs that clients will use.
 
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