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Author: Simon Butler, Exchange MVP, MCSE Last Page Review: 02/05/2008 RPC over HTTPS Section Home Page These instructions are for a machine that is a member of the same domain, same forest or a trust relationship with the Exchange server. If you want to use a non-domain member, then see the instructions here. Client Requirements
On Outlook 2007 the boxes have slightly different labels, but appear in the same locations - enter the same information. Client Configuration Once you have setup the server, you need to configure the client machines. Our recommendation is to setup the clients on the local network using the conventional connection process. Once the mailbox and all other settings are complete, convert the mailbox to use RPC/HTTPS. Make sure that you are using Windows XP Service Pack 2. It is also best to do the initial configuration where there is a connection to the Exchange server already in place.
Client Testing Outlook has a built in system for displaying the status of the connection via a command line switch. After you have configured Outlook, close it completely, checking Task Manager to ensure that outlook.exe is no longer running. Then click on "Start", "Run" and enter the command: outlook /rpcdiag You should see a connection being made over HTTPS and not TCP/IP. TCP/IP connection indicates that it isn't working correctly. Recovery of Deleted Items If you use the Deleted Item Recovery options within Outlook then you should be aware of an additional setting you should make to the Outlook clients. This change is discussed in this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=886205 and the registry change is available on our recover deleted items page here. More on RPC over HTTPS: Tips on Successful Implementation | |||||||||||||||
| Last Page Update: 02/05/2008 |
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