Re: Two Questions abt RPC over HTTP
From: Johan Rydin (na_at_na.na)
Date: 12/02/04
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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 00:08:45 +0100
1. Try changing authentication method to NTLM (guess you are currently
running basic) in the client connection settings.
2. Didn't catch your scenario completly but RPC over HTTP is configured on
MAPI profile basis (per Exchange Profile). If yout front-end / RPC-proxy is
accessable from the inside you really doesn't have to configure the client
to use "TCP". If the clients can't access the RPC-proxy from the inside you
should be fine by configuring your client to try TCP first.
Best regards,
Johan Rydin
"Bryan Linton" <blinton@nospam.connellinsurance.com> wrote in message
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> 1. I've set up and tested RPC over HTTP on my personal machine, so far
> just
> on the local LAN. It works, but every time I start Outlook I'm prompted
> for
> my login credentials (Domain/username, Password), and it has prompted me a
> few times while Outlook is running. It's not giving me an option to save
> those credentials when I enter them, and I don't want my boss to ever have
> to mess with that. How can I make sure those credentials are always
> passed
> in the background automatically?
>
> 2. We have a remote office staffed by 1 employee, but soon, two employees
> will take turns alternating between that office and our main office. This
> means that (if I impement RPC over HTTP) these two users will alternate
> between connecting to exchange locally and connecting over a WAN link from
> our remote office. Is the setting for RPC over HTTP configured per
> Windows
> profile or per Exchange profile? I'm assuming that for this to work, I
> need
> to either set up two standard profiles on the remote machine and configure
> Outlook in them to use RPC over HTTP, or, I need to join the machine to
> the
> domain so their roaming profiles can follow them to the remote office, and
> configure Outlook in the roaming profiles to try TCP first, then HTTPS.
> This introduces other problems with roaming profiles over slow links, of
> course, because the users *will* need access to their documents, etc...but
> that's beyond the scope of my question here; I'll deal with that
> separately.
> Any guidance welcome on this one.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Bryan
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