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1. #MICROSOFT EXCHANGE RPC CLIENT ACCESS NOT STARTING SBS 2011 REMOTE PASSWORD#
2. #MICROSOFT EXCHANGE RPC CLIENT ACCESS NOT STARTING SBS 2011 REMOTE WINDOWS#

Thanks so much for your help Phillip and Jeremy. It is a bit slow to start up but after that it seems to work well. Once I started fresh and manually configured the settings with the ones you just posted Phillip all is working. Kind regards, Philipp - Solid IT Solutions I'm quite sure that will fix it as the certificate is for that domain, but keep it on Basic authentication. Try changing the exchange proxy settins to Server: <- this is the problem externally.Īctually it's not, when using RPC over HTTP that is correct. The auto setup creates the following settings. I just tested locally, and I can setup the account locally using autodiscover. It must be getting this address from the autodiscover registration, does anyone This failed, however I notice something interesting when the next popup came up, it is trying to connect to the machine_.

#MICROSOFT EXCHANGE RPC CLIENT ACCESS NOT STARTING SBS 2011 REMOTE PASSWORD#

This time, following a tutorial I found for configuring outlook 2007 I only entered the email address and password then clicked Next. On another note, I decided to wipe that account from outlook and start fresh. Outlook will not open with the current settings so I'm not sure how I can click on the Outlook Icon and choose test email-autoconfiguration. When using Basic authentication I get a login prompt but entering domain\users and the users pass results in a other popup asking for credentials again and again. Right Click on your Outlook Icon, Choose Test Email-AutoConfiguration, uncheck Use GuessSmart, and run the test.ĭNS is correct,, , and all point to the same place (would work otherwise?) I also have the following ports being forwarded to the SBS2011 serverĢ5 (only allowed accessed by an external mail filtering service), 80, 143, 443, 587, 987, 993, 6001-6004Ĭhange your client authentication to Basic. Proxy authentication settings: Negotiate Authentication (I have also tried NTLM and Basic Authentication) On slow networks, connect using HTTP first, then connect using TCP/IP is checked On fast networks, connect using HTTP first, then connect using TCP/IP is unchecked (I have tried checked also) Logon network security: Negotiate Authentication (I have also tried Password Authentication)Ĭonnect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP is checkedĬonnect using SSL only is checked (I have tried unchecked) Settings are as followsĮncrypt data between Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange is checked (I have tried unchecked as well)Īlways prompt for logon credentials is unchecked ObjectClass : Ĭan anyone offer any further help on resolving this issue? Perhaps it is my client end that I am having issues with.

ObjectCategory : domain.local/Configuration/Schema/ms-Exch-Protocol-Cfg-Exchange-RPC-Service Responsibility : Mailboxes, PublicFoldersĭistinguishedName : CN=RpcClientAccess,CN=Protocols,CN=SBS2011,CN=Servers,CN=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHį23SPDLT),CN=Administrative Groups,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=C C:\Windows\system32>Get-RpcClientAccess -Server sbs2011 | fl Here is some more info for rpc client access Mutual authentication principal name: msstd: (the default that the page uses) Manually specify server settings is selected I have successfully tested the server using Īnd can get the test to run without any errors using the following settings.Įmail Address: Name (or UPN): domain\user We also have a trusted certificate installed for (Not self signed). Users login to owa using also without any issues.

#MICROSOFT EXCHANGE RPC CLIENT ACCESS NOT STARTING SBS 2011 REMOTE WINDOWS#

OWA is working as well as Activesync and end users have setup exchange accounts on iPhone, Android, and Windows Phones I've been pulling my hair out trying to get RPC over HTTP (Outlook Anywhere) to work on a SBS2011 Standard server.