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Outlook 2007 , Exchange 2003 & Autodiscover

Outlook 2007 feature matrix based on Exchange Server version Autodiscover The Autodiscover service is automatically installed and configured when the Client Access Server role is added to any Exchange 2007 server. During the configuration, an Autodiscover virtual directory is created under the default Web site and a Service Connection Point (SCP) object is created in Active Directory. The virtual directory and SCP object are essential elements of your Exchange environment as they allow Outlook 2007 clients to quickly find and communicate with the Client Access Server. Depending on your client location, Outlook uses one of the following methods for communicating with the Client Access Server. SCP object - If you are logged into the domain, Outlook 2007 searches Active Directory for the SCP information. The SCP contains the URL to the Autodiscover service, which is then used by Outlook to contact the Client Access Server. DNS - If you are not logged into the domain, o

Set-ClientAccessServer SCP Autodiscover

  1. 瞭解自動探索服務 SCP 物件會包含樹系之自動探索服務 URL 的授權清單。您可使用 Set-ClientAccessServer 指令程式更新 SCP 物件 在執行 Set-ClientAccessServer 指令程式前,請確定用戶端存取伺服器上已驗證的使用者帳戶,具有該 SCP 物件的讀取權限。如果使用者的權限不正確,將無法搜尋及讀取項目。 2. Configuring Exchange 2007 Autodiscover Site Affinity Internal Clients who are domain joined will first try to contact Active Directory for Service Connection Point (SCP) information.  Each time a CAS is installed into your Forest, that CAS will create an SCP in AD which provides a mean for Outlook 2007 clients to figure out the URL it should access Autodiscover.  This SCP is created in the following location: CN=Autodiscover,CN=Protocols,CN=<CASServer>,CN=Servers,CN=Exchange Administrative Group,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services To manually configure the SCP, you can run the following command: Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity CASServer -AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri https://affinityUS.shudnow.net/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.

Set-OutlookProvider –id exch –server:

    Uncovering the New Outlook 2007 AutoDiscover Service Configuring the AutoDiscover Service on the Client Access Server Before we’re ready to move on and configure our Outlook 2007 clients using the AutoDiscover service, we also need to specify which CAS server is to be used by the msExchOutlookProvider attribute on the msExchDiscoverConfig object in Active Directory . Because the Exchange Server 2007 build I use in this article doesn’t have an option for configuring the Outlook Provider Configuration settings in the Exchange Management Console, we need to do so using the OutlookProvider CMDlet via the Exchange Management Shell instead. So let’s fire up the Exchange Management Shell then type the below command and hit Enter : Set-OutlookProvider –id exch –server: Configuring Outlook 2007 with Exchange Server 2007 Set-OutlookProvider   [PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-OutlookProvider | fl RunspaceId           : 13075fd1-0c53-4449-be88-793bb68796

Exchange 2010 OWA redirect to Exchagne 2003

    https://mail.msft.com/owa   redirect to https://legacy.msft.com/exchange Transitioning Client Access to Exchange Server 2010 To ensure that Outlook Web Access functions correctly, you will need to enable the following URLs: Outlook Web Access: For environments without Exchange 2003: Set-OWAVirtualDirectory \OWA* -ExternalURL https://mail.contoso.com/OWA For environments with Exchange 2003 mailbox servers: Set-OWAVirtualDirectory \OWA* -ExternalURL https://mail.contoso.com/OWA -Exchange2003URL https://legacy.contoso.com/exchange Set-OwaVirtualDirectory

Exchange 2010 OWA redirect

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