Re: REMOTE USERS - OFFLINE PROFILE

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From: Jo (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/24/04 

Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 07:36:07 -0800

thank U very much.. unfortunatly it's the bad answer i was supposing..
but fortunatly it's no more a doubt..
let's vpns then
:-)
Thank U
     
     ----- greg mansius [MSFT] wrote: -----
     
     Jo,
     
     If the user is going through an ISP, then they probably won't be able to
     reach the Exchange server because the ISP will probably have port 135
     closed. So, your options include:
     
     1. VPN
     2. OWA
     3. Terminal Server
     4. Outlook 2003/Exchange 2003 -- RPC over HTTP
     
     Otherwise, the user can work offline with their .ost file and then sync up
     with the server whenever they get back into the office.
     
     Hope this helps.
     
     --
     Greg Mansius [MSFT]
     
     This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
     
     "Jo" <g.micali@edisoftware.it> wrote in message
     news:7A53FF05-72C8-492F-9A70-777E59DD4560@microsoft.com...
> What kind of connection do i need for configuring an outlook offile
     profile for a mobile user that only seldom is present in office?
> I have configured a standard OL offline profile, i can synchronize while
     in lan but when i try the offline connection (via a dial up connection to a
     local ISP) of course OL is not able to find the server.
> am i obliged to configure either a dialup remote connection via ras or a
     vpn one? or does it exist a way to tell outlook where to find the server
     while offline??
> (we have already exchange isa and owa correctly configured)
>> Thanks
>

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