Re: Outlook Via The internet IP Address

Or specify the static IP address as the FQDN and CEICW will create a
certificate based on that name. Not pretty but it works.

"Les Connor [SBS Community Member - SBS MVP]" <les.connor@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote in message news:OdkJbxAPGHA.740@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Luke,

You have a couple of options.

If the company owns a domain name, and it sounds like they do - you can
get another DNS record created for the static IP, such as
server.company.com, or <anything>.company.com. Or, you can use the IP
address.

When you run CEICW, you'll specify the FQDN, whether it be
<anything>.domain.com, or IP address. This creates the certificate based
on that name, and will populate the instructions for Outlook over the
Internet in your RWW. Then you have only to follow the instructions ;-).

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"Luke" <Luke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:F19BAB2A-82F8-4BFF-997F-13E45B8AAF17@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi All

I have a question about configuring outlook over the internet.

I have a site that has a static IP but their domain name points to an off
site mail and web host. How can i configure Outlook Over the Internet
(RPC
over HTTP) using an ip address rather than the format server.company.com
?

Or is it just not possible ?

Thaks

Luke




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