RE: Outlook access problems over VPN
- From: kfrost <kris@xxxxxxxxx(donotspam)>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 19:58:29 -0800
I have a suggestion for exchange, RPC over HTTP. Works great and clients
don't have to worry about a vpn for email. They just open up outlook whether
internal or remote the same way.
Trying to troubleshoot what you have, I'd probably start by having Netmon
internal to try and sniff the traffic when a client was having the problem
and go from there.
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"Lonny Cruff" wrote:
> I have some users (and the number is growing) who can't connect to the
> Exchange server when they are connected via the VPN to our network. When
> they are in house everything works fine. This does not affect all users,
> and some of the people currently having trouble didn't used to.
>
> What happens it that Outlook reports "Trying to connect" for several minutes
> and then reverts to Disconnected. Outbound messages don't go, some inbound
> messages arrive.
>
> We use the "Connect to Small Business Server" desktop shortcut for users to
> connect and that works very well. These remote users can use the companyweb
> SharePoint site with no trouble and everything else seems to work as
> expected. OWA is a functional work around but I would like to have this
> working.
>
> Ideas? Suggestions? Alternative Procedures?
>
> Thanx, ;-)
>
> --
> Lonny Cruff
> Laser Connection, LLC
>
>
>
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