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RPC over HTTP connectivity issues
Environment: -Checkpoint Firewall 1 for my firewall -Exchange 2003 -Windws 2003 AD -Windows 2003 for all servers What I want to do: -Keep OWA server internal to my network -Publish OWA to the outside world for employee use -Enable RPC over HTTP access to Exchange from Outlook 2003 clients My plan is to setup ISA as

Outlook and Exchange using RPC over HTTP
Patrick Patr...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows server sbs Phil, rpc over http requires a valid SSL certificate that matches your servers public DNS name. That's the same name that will go in the URL field for the Exchange proxy section in your Outlook configuration per previous instructions.

RPC over HTTP clients
I understand you want to deploy RPC OVER HTTP in your environment, first please understand we can not achieve this goal via GPO. Regarding how to deploy RPC-OVER-HTTP, please refer to following articles: How to configure RPC over HTTP on a single server in Exchange Server 2003

RPC Over HTTP Name Resolution
The biggest hurdle is that when Outlook can't connect via HTTP it will try to jump to a standard RPC over TCPIP connection unless you are configuring the connection otherwise. If you bring up the connection status dialog on Outlook, does it look like it is getting hung up on connecting to your DC/GC?

RPC OVER HTTP
<m...@kornak.net> Subject: RPC over HTTP Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 19:41:07 -0800 Lines: 11 Message-ID: <5D952EBF-A8DE-473F-BF6C-D384AED49...@microsoft.com> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Newsreader: Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000 Content-Class:

RPC over HTTP
Cliff, The RPC over HTTP proxy (AFAIU) is a server component that accepts incoming RPC traffic wrapped in HTTP traffic for easier connectivity, and forwards this traffic to other servers via native RPC. You can find RPC over HTTP proxy under Other Network Services in Add/Remove Windows Components in Windows Server

Exchange 2003 RPC over Http
Al Blake a...@blakes.net microsoft public exchange clients Have setup RPC over http for Ex2003SP1 with OL2003 on XPSP1 clients. Works perfectly *except* even when user is on LAN and RPC/HTTP should not be used....they still get prompted for a login username and password. If they enter the username/password then

RPC over HTTP Question
RPC over HTTP work very well - if i dial in over a provider, go over Internet in my own Company. In another Company LAN i need to authnetificate on a Proxy to go in the Internet - RPC over HTTP not work !! How can i say the Proxy name and Proxy-authentification for Outlook for RPC over HTTP go in my own Company?

RPC over http
Our reps are currently using Outlook2003/Exchange2003 using RPC over HTTP. The current version of MS CRM 3.0 doesn't support RPC over HTTP. We have been informed that our only option for the time being is to work using VPN and Terminal Server. We have also been informed that the next version of MS CRM 4.0 (work

RPC over HTTP Problem
Tristan Tris...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public outlook I am trying to configure clients mobile pc's 2003 outlook accounts to use RPC over HTTP using this article http://support.microsoft.com/?id=833401 from microsoft exchange 2003 support article about configuring rpc over http.

OWA and RPC over HTTP security
Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] kweilbac...@gte.net microsoft public windows server sbs I created a PDF file of my experience in installing RPC over HTTP http://msmvps.com/kwsupport/posts/4254.aspx Also, as Andrew has pointed out, KB 331320 is very important - even if it appears that you already have later verisons of

Outlook 2003 RPC over HTTP OS system requirements
Barry Lee Barry...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows server sbs but i need install certificate key to using rpc over http. to connection to microsoft exchange is unavailabel. outlook must br online or connected to complete this action . "Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote: Warning message when a user

RPC over HTTP / Domain Name
Step 2: Configure your computer to use specific ports for RPC over HTTP for directory services To do this, follow these steps: 1.. Start Registry Editor. Warning If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system.

RPC over HTTP Proxy Not Making RPC Virtual Directory in IIS
In the section "To configure the RPC proxy server to use specified ports for RPC over HTTP" it says to make the registry changes on the RPC proxy server, I did this on my exchange server. Is that correct or incorrect? Thanks. Mike "John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" wrote: Port 80 and 443 is all you need open or NAT'ed to

RPC over HTTP and port 135
Kip Ng [MSFT] k...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public exchange connectivity One of the main reasons of RPC over HTTP is relief the user of using VPN. And I have to agree that it is not easy to setup with Exchange 2003 RTM. Have a look at the SP1, it is much easier to do it with SP1. If the users only require

RPC over HTTP (RPC proxy server must have Exchange 2003 ...
I've successfully implemented RPC over HTTP internally and would now like to expand to allow access outside the firewall. Currently in place: 1 ES03 BE Server, 1 ES03 FE Server (OWA and RPC Proxy), 1 ISA Server (acting as firewall/reverse proxy for Web publishing of OWA site). I'ma little confused as to the name

MS CRM - Outlook/Exchange RPC over HTTP support
Bernard qbern...@hotmail.com.discuss microsoft public inetserver iis Only I have no RPC to right click, meaning I can't do this. did the previous section RPC over HTTP Proxy component installation completed ? check if the component is installed, if it's not, I don't think you can find the virtual directory in IIS

RPC over HTTP
Re, Quelqu'un at il déjà mis en place le RPC over http avec exchange 2003,j'ai suivi à la letre les instructions de microsoft, mais sans résultat, y at il une conf particulière au niveau du site wirtuel RPC dans le serveur IIS au niveau du serveur Exchange en front end.

401.3 ACL Error w/ RPC over HTTP
Dear Friends, please, help me to troubleshoot implementation of RPC over HTTP. Basicaly - this feature doen't work on our system Here is what we have: Windows Small Business Server 2003 SP1 with Exchange SP2. Problem: Outlook client can not go through authentification phase. In other words, client connect to server

RPC over HTTP front end server
I feel I have sorted out all my SSL issues and moving beyond, I am referring to the Exchange 2003 Server Deployment Guide for instructions on configuring RPC over HTTP. I am slightly confused with step regarding "To configure the RPC Proxy server to use the specified default ports for RPC over HTTP Proxy inside the