Re: Outlook Anywhere

Andy,

Thanks so much for your help. I did the same (SSL enrolling) on a lab environment and it worked fine, though no 2003 servers involved only 2007 from scratch. Anyway, I'll follow your advice and report later if it helped.

Thanks again

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On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 18:43:02 +0000 (UTC), Shay Levi <no@xxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I used SelfSSL to issue a self signed certificate. Then I installed
it on
each machine.
I did the same on my Ex2003 and had no problems.
Yea, but this isnt Exchange 2003 :)

The certificate subject names (CNs) are:

ServerName
ServerFQDN
autodiscover.domain.com
mail.domain.com
Is there any significance to the order? I also enabled SSL on the RPC
Virtual Folder in IIs.

You should use Powershell to enable and apply and verify certificates
with Exch 2007.

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On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 18:13:44 +0000 (UTC), Shay Levi <no@xxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hi

I have an Exchange server (2003) which is also a DC/GC. On that
server I
configured RPC over HTTPS. All worked fine and external users
could connect via Outlook. Now, I'm in the transition to 2007. I
issued a
certificate to the IIs website (2007) and tested it with OWA.
All is working fine and there are no certificate prompts. I also
added
I moved all mailboxes to the 2007 server and configured Outlook
Anywhere. Now, when I try to connect via Outlook Anywhere and enter
the user's credentials, the password prompt keeps poping and I
can't
connect with Outlook Anywhere.
I removed the RPC component from the GC server and disabled the IIs
services. The password prompt keeps poping.

HAve you configured everything correctly and enabled the certs with
Powershell?

http://www.exchangeninjas.com/cascert

Anyone???

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