Re: HTTP Connection to Exchange from Outlook

Hi.
You need a SSL connection for your Exchange Server (Install a certificate in the Exchange IIS), for the FQDN Exchange machine (which means, you need a public DNS name for that machine).
Then, depending on what you need to accomplish, follow this guidelines:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/92f1a371-86dc-4839-9732-5a85525a0874.aspx
HTH
Dani

"Chaplain Doug" <ChaplainDoug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje de noticias news:55D37215-BA9A-4E8F-B0E8-AD6E8875E7B5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The clients will not be connecting using a VPN. I read somewhere that there
is a way to connect using HTTP in a way that would look like a VPN connection
to Exchange Server.
--
Dr. Doug Pruiett
Good News Jail & Prison Ministry
www.goodnewsjail.org


"william" wrote:

On 15 mei, 18:34, Chaplain Doug
<ChaplainD...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> William:
>
> I think you misunderstood my questions. I already have the OWA > working.
> What I am interested in is for people using Outlook to be able to > define an
> email account (in Outlook) that will connect them to our Exchange > Server.
> Outlook works much better than the OWA. I read somewhere that I could
> connect Outlook using an HTTP account, and it would provide the same
> capabilities as if I were connected to Exchange from Outlook directly > within
> the LAN.
> --
> Dr. Doug Pruiett
> Good News Jail & Prison Ministrywww.goodnewsjail.org
>
> "william" wrote:
>
> > Chaplain Doug schreef:
> > > Exchange Server 2003. Outlook 2003. I understand that there is a > > > way to
> > > connect Outlook to an Exchange Server (when the client is outside > > > the LAN)
> > > using some sort of HTTP connection. I further understand that this
> > > connection will give almost all the functionality as if the person > > > was
> > > connected directly to Exchange from within the LAN (like access to > > > shared
> > > (public) folders, etc.).
>
> > > How is this HTTP connection accompished from Outlook? What do I > > > need to do
> > > on the Exchange Server side to accomplish this? Thanks for any > > > help you may
> > > give.
> > > --
> > > Dr. Doug Pruiett
> > > Good News Jail & Prison Ministry
> > >www.goodnewsjail.org
>
> > Hi, you need to enable outlook web acces in active directory users > > and
> > computers. For the users who want to use outlook web acces.
> > Further you need to know the ip adress of your organisation.
>
> > to connect to outlook over the internet.
>
> > type
>
> > httpS://ipofyournetwork/exchange
>
> > do mind https and not http
>
> > what else is needed. You need to allow traffic to your network. so
> > when a https request is send it is directed to your server.
> > define in your firewall/router a rule wich allows traffic to port 443
> > https
>
> > this is pretty much the basic things to do to allow outlook web acces
>
> > greetings,
>
> > Wim

Are you looking to add VPN functionality to your network?
Or do you want to just add http connection from a computer using
outlook.

Both are possible.
When you use a vpn soloution you work via a secure tunnel. To connect
to your office/server and are able to use every network recourse as if
you are inside your lan.
This is done with remote access server RAS client inside windows
server 2003 or windows small business server.
or you can add http email account in outlook (less secure) and connect
to your mail at work.
I don't know how this is done.

sincerly

william



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