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RPC over HTTPS in Exchange 2003

Dairymilk — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 08:10:08 +0000

I want to setup RPC proxy over HTTPS server in my exchange server. WE have taken following steps, but still not working.

Present environment.

Windows Domain Controller 2000 server – Active directory
Windows 2003 server SP2 with Exchange 2003 Server service pack2 installed.

We have now SSL certification, SSL port 443 is open in my router.

Configured for HTTPS in IIS6.0 and certificate installed. It;’s wokring fine, remote users using by Outlook Webaccess. – no issues.

We have installed RPC proxy in exchange and configure and changed to registry changes, as well.

Exchange system manager has been selected RPC-HTTP backend-server.

While we connecting it’s not connecting in outlook, tried www.testexchangeconnectivity.com error receives
Attempting to ping RPC Endpoint 6004 (NSPI Proxy Interface) on server mailserver.pihcorporate.com Failed to ping Endpoint
RPC_S_SERVER_UNAVAILABLE error (0x6ba) was thrown by the RPC Runtime.

My question is from this scenario will work
Domain controller is Windows2000 server SP4
Windows2003 server with Exchange 2003 SP2 – no domain contoller, joined in main domain.

Because I checked all setup and MS article, Can you please let me know. Windows2000 Global catalog will support RPC.

Any help. Thanks!

Configure Outlook Anywhere and ActiveSync with a Linux Mailrelay

Nouriothman — Sun, 03 May 2009 04:33:27 +0000

Dear all,

I am a member since long time with search Exchange, and they are really helping me with there solutions, now I am stuck in a point which is as follow:

I got an exchange server which is having x.x.50.x ip, and a linux mail relay which is having x.x.50.x ip. I am trying to configure the outlook anywhere RPC over HTTP/S and activesync but it is not working, as I bought a CA, and still not working…

Can I know how can I configure this to work…

Thanks for your support

XP Home with Outlook 2003 and Microsoft Exchange 2003

Wizard555 — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 23:37:08 +0000

i need to get outllok 2003 on xp home to connect to microsoft exhange 2003 .the rpc over http componet is missing in network services . how do i ad this component so that i can then activate this service

MS Exchange and ISA Server HTTP over RPC

Jasonl — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 20:54:20 +0000

I Have recently setup http over rpc on exchnage 2003 and have opened the ports for netbios and for the fqdn on the exchnage server.

I have published the secure webserver and called it RPC over HTTP as indciated.

I can obtian mail via OWA externally .

My problem is when i setup oulook client 2007 to connect via rpc over http then
it asked for athentication and i type username@domain.co.za and the password but when I click on ok it keeps prompting me for authentication,

I have an idea this has to do with the authentication set on IIS am I right?

Any ideas would be apprecaited.

JLaskey

Exchange 2k7 cas-cas proxying..redirection..?

Goof1429 — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 15:36:27 +0000

Hi. thanks for taking time and effort.

I have one AD site..multiple locations. worldwide.root.lcl. i have a cas setup in chicago and in sydney. I want users in Sydney be able to use the Chicago url…chicagomail.worldwide.com.. and be directed to their mailbox servers in Sydney. As well as for RPC over HTTPS. However i have an ISA in Chicago in front of the CAS in Chicago. and the Sydney is not part of the server farm. Should it be? and if it is doesnt that mean if chicago users would also hit that CAS (in sydney) and then be redirected to their Mailbox server in Chicago?

So all i really want to do is have the Sydney and Chicago users use the same url…

thanks for the time and effort.

Configured a Windows SBS with RPC over HTTPS for Outlook access getting error messge

ITKE — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 15:43:25 +0000

I have just configured a Windows SBS with RPC over HTTPS for Outlook access. I then configure Outlook client to use RPC over HTTPS to access the server. However, when you test Outlook from outside the company network, I get the error â€˜There is no response from Outlook serverâ€™. I am very sure that both the Sever and Outlook are configured correctly and the networks are properly setup and are working correctly. What could be the causing the error?

When Exchange Server was DC secondary, RPC Over HTTP service was working fine, but now not because i have problems with trust certificates.

ITKE — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:16:15 +0000

My Exchange Server was working as a DC but i had many problems with this configuration. For solving these problems i decided to remove the DC configuration over Exchange Server using dcpromo command.

When Exchange Server was DC secondary, RPC Over HTTP service was working fine, but now not because i have problems with trust certificates. I can use RPC Over HTTP and OWA from internal network but i can’t use RPC Over HTTP from External Network because i receive a certificate error.

I hope that you can help me.

Thanks.

I have a user who uses Exchange 2003 (RPC over HTTP) sends meeting request to POP3 client. The rejection comes back, but not the comments. . .

ITKE — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:26:41 +0000

I have a user who uses Exchange 2003 (RPC over HTTP) sends meeting request to POP3 client. POP3 user attempts to reject the meeting request with comments…The rejection comes back, but not the comments.any ideas on this?