Re: RPC over HTTP Connection Problem

SO hang on, it connects but you want to fix that?

TCP/IP is a suite of protocols. HTTPS is a port. If you are connecting you are either using port 80 or port 143.

Check netstat.

"Netadmin" <Netadmin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1C9204A9-093F-41D4-868A-AD457F78E4B1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a single server environment and I setup RPC over HTTP on the server
with no Front-End Server. I'm able to connect using my Outlook Client,
however, its uing TCP/IP not HTTPS (per the outlook.exe /rpc). My server is
Exchange 2003 SP2 on Windows 2003 SP1
I followed the TID to add the correct port # in the registry for the key
RPCProxy. I also followed the TID to test the RPC connectivity via a web
browser and all of that went well. I checked to make sure the rpcproxy.dll
file is being loaded and it is.
Now when I run "RPCDump /s <server name> /p ncacn_http "
I get the following error:
Querying Endpoint Mapper Database...
RpcMgmtEpEltInqNext:(Access is denied). ).

Anyone know how I can get this corrected?



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