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Subject: RE: RPC over HTTP
Surely you can do better than that. (And I am not calling
you Shirley.)
Do you like them in a box?
Do you like them with a fox?
Ed Crowley MCSE+Internet MVP
Freelance E-Mail Philosopher
Protecting the world from PSTs
Hello!
With this new feature in Ex2k3(RPC over HTTP), if I decided to use it then it's no
need to have OWA, right? Please advice. Thanks!
TP
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Hello!
With this new feature in Ex2k3(RPC over HTTP), if I decided to use it
then it's no need to have OWA, right? Please advice. Thanks!
TP
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Hello!
With this new feature in Ex2k3(RPC over HTTP), if I decided to use it
then it's no need to have OWA, right? Please advice. Thanks!
TP
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Subject: RE: RPC over HTTP
TP,
Do all of your users have Outlook 2003 outside your LAN, and *never*
connect using OWA from machines that don't have Outlook 2003?
~Marty
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Thanks guys! Yor're right, I still need OWA, I forgot all the poor
people that are still using Win9x at home and laptop as well.
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To publish you Exchange 2003 server on the Internet for HTTP, how should
your DNS look to contact it?
I think I have done the pre-install Server 2003 configs and Exchange
2003 configs too.
Eric
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To publish you Exchange 2003 server on the Internet for HTTP, how should
your DNS look to contact it?
I think I have done the pre-install
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To publish you Exchange 2003 server on the Internet for HTTP, how should
your DNS look to contact it?
I think I
I did like rpc.mydomain.com
I still can not contact the server.
Eric
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From: Ben Winzenz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 8:55 AM
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What do you mean by that? There are no special DNS records
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I did like rpc.mydomain.com
I still can not contact the server.
Eric
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What do you mean
Do you like it with eggs?
Do you like it with ham?
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I did like rpc.mydomain.com
I still can not contact the server.
Eric
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Do you like it with eggs?
Do you like it with ham?
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get into outlook - because it prompt me for the username/password
when I use the profile that should use RPC over HTTP - so I can´t try the
trick with CRTL + outlook icon
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Subject: RPC over HTTP - help needed
Hope any one can help.
When I try to connect from Outook to Exchange with RPC over HTTP, my
username/password are rejected.
(My domianname are corp.test.dk
I did see the webcast and checked my configuration 2 more times - and
still same result.
I asked a question and the answer was that i should check that basic auth.
was on - and it is - so I am still in the same boat, no luck to connect to
the exchange server - the username/password are stil
28, 2003 3:08 PM
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Subject: RE: RPC over HTTP - help needed
I did see the webcast and checked my configuration 2 more times - and
still same result.
I asked a question and the answer was that i should check that basic
auth.
was on - and it is - so I am still in the same boat
Hope any one can help.
When I try to connect from Outook to Exchange with RPC over HTTP, my
username/password are rejected.
(My domianname are corp.test.dk)
Con
DC Computername : TESTEXCH
Windows Server 2003 - Exchange Server 2003 (the only Exchange server I
have)
Cerificated is installed
I need a bottle of vodka, then I will be able to decipher.
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Subject: RPC over HTTP support for Outlook 2003, conditionals?
Hi all,
Can
Hi all,
Can outlook2003 be benefit of the feature of the subject if the exchange2003
(enterprise /standard) is running on a windows2003 server standard in a W2K-AD in
either rmixed or native mode?
Please do you have any microsoft article --dfiferent than 822178-- which describes
what is or
List Server
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 11:14 AM
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Subject: RPC over HTTP support for Outlook 2003, conditionals?
Hi all,
Can outlook2003 be benefit of the feature of the subject if the
exchange2003 (enterprise /standard) is running on a windows2003 server
standard
/password
And in nwtwork sercurity I have selected - Kerberos/NTLM
TroelsM
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Subject: RE: RPC over HTTP on a single DC/GC/Exchange server?
Yes I agree that best practices dictate seperating Exchange from the DC
Did you select Basic Authentication on the client?
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Subject: RPC over HTTP - username/password are refused
Hi there !
I have
Hi there !
I have tried to set up RPC over HTTP
Server1 = Win2K3 and Exchange 2003
Server2 = Win2K3 (GC)
Client = WinXP and Outlook 2003 (from my home location)
I looks like everything work - but when i make a profile and try to
connect to the exchange server the username/password are refused
Yes this will work, while not reccomended, is perfectly doable in small
offices. Truthfully I wouldn't do RPC over HTTP especially since this is
your DC also.
Anthony L. Sollars
Technology Consultant
Information Technology Division, PACCAR Inc.
480 Houser Way North, Renton Wa., 98055
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Hi.
I think the recommendation is to keep DC/GC separate from the Exchange
box. Do you see anything
I heard a rumor too that knee high white socks with stripes on top are
coming back.
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Subject: RPC over HTTP Compatibility
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 05:16:08 -0700
Hello
Hello,
I have heard that RPC over HTTP can also work in a non Windows 2003 only
environment.
Microsoft whitepapers state that besides EX2K3 on W2K3 you also need W2K3
on your DC's and GC's. Now i have heard rumours that you only need one
server running on W2K3 with RPC Proxy service installed
That's no rumor, I'm wearing a pair now with my leather shorts.
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I heard a rumor
Finally tossed out the pink sundress?
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Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 11:20 AM
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Subject: Re: RPC over HTTP Compatibility
That's no rumor, I'm wearing a pair now with my leather shorts.
From: Tony
Thanks Martin
but for now I'm not able to make that work.
Configuration
ISA Server with 2 NIC
Ex2003 server in the private network
Tried to follow up MS paper
(exchange titanium getting started+guide.pdf ) but without success
JF
Hello Martin,
Monday, March 10, 2003, 2:24:51 PM, you wrote:
http://216.239.39.100/search?q=cache:KdaWQqTn97kC:support.microsoft.com/
%3Fkbid%3D331320+exchange++331320+hl=enie=UTF-8
Google is your friend :)
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From: Martin Blackstone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 11 March 2003 6:25 AM
To: Exchange Discussions
There
Hi
I'm searching on documentation on how to configure the ISA server to
let OL 11 connect to exchange 2003 server.
We have installed Titanium and want to test the Ex2003 feature
allowing OL 11 on XP to access an ex2003 server over http
JF
There is a patch that needs to be installed on the client PC.
This was the link:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q331320
But its gone.
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