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Author: Simon Butler, Exchange MVP, MCSE Last Page Review: 02/05/2008 RPC over HTTPS Section Home Page RPC over HTTPS is one of those features that either works or not. There is no middle ground where part of the feature may work. Many problems can be resolved by following the best practises that we have outlined here. These are based on our experience with deploying this feature. Most Common Problems There are two problems that occur most frequently.
The other major problem is trying to deploy the feature when you haven't met the minimum requirements. You cannot use this feature on Windows 2000, either workstation or server and the domain must have at least one Windows 2003 GC/DC. Server Issues Virtual Directory Settings Check the permissions on the RPC virtual directory. They should be Integrated and Basic only. Anonymous access should be disabled. On the "Home Directory" tab, ensure that the directory is set to use the "DefaultAppPool" (which should be greyed out) and is also set to Scripts and Executables. Clients Questions Q: Clients are being prompted for username/password even when they are on the network or using a machine that belongs to our domain. Can we stop that?
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