If I'm in the Office, I can connect to the Exchange server with no problems. If I'm in the office outside the firewall and connect to the Exchange server via VPN I'm fine too. Though when I travel and am using Hotel and other Internet Connections My VPN to the office is fine, though I seem to have intermittent connectivity issues with Outlook 2007 to the Exchange 2007 server. In the bottom right it will say, Connected, Disconnected, Trying to connect, etc... The VPN is pretty finicky and needs a solid connection. It does not drop at all, so the connection to the VPN/Firewall is good. Is there a Timeout or something I can change to allow it to not see the Server for a bit longer period before it disconnects? Thanks, Scott<-
Outlook 2007 connection to Exchnage 2007 over VPN looses connection
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I have a big regular interval when I try to open OWA (Exh2003) by https from outside; at this time other sites opened quickly. It takes around 15 min for IE to open authorization dialog. Is this problem with IE7 or OWA? The OWA Server works fine without overload. Other user doesn have problems with slow connection to OWA. Any thoughts, ideas? Thanks. - 2. Delayed Meeting Requests
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Outlook 2007 connection to Exchnage 2007 over VPN looses connection
by Scott Townsend » Thu, 20 Sep 2007 01:39:26 GMT
Re: Outlook 2007 connection to Exchnage 2007 over VPN looses connection
by Mark Arnold [MVP] » Thu, 20 Sep 2007 02:57:37 GMT
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:39:26 -0700, "Scott Townsend" Quit with the VPN for a little test and configure up Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTPS has a new name). Test it like that. There's no point testing these two together until you know what they're like in isolation.
Re: Outlook 2007 connection to Exchnage 2007 over VPN looses connection
by Scott Townsend » Thu, 20 Sep 2007 07:45:19 GMT
So how secure is using Outlook Anywhere on the server. I guess I have OWA set up already... So to allow Outlook to connect to the server via Outlook Anywhere, Does the Server name that the account is set up for need to change? Many of my users that need access to email are on the road and in the office and use the same laptop to do both. I could Configure the server to have the same name inside and out if needed. As a side note, this only happens with the 2007 Server. There are no issues with the users that connect to the 2003 exchange server... Thanks
Re: Outlook 2007 connection to Exchnage 2007 over VPN looses connection
by Mark Arnold [MVP] » Thu, 20 Sep 2007 16:11:54 GMT
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:45:19 -0700, "Scott Townsend" It's the same. No, the server name doesn't change. There are a couple of extra tickboxes and some additional URLs to enter. There are guides all over the Internet to configure it up. No need. The only thing that's important is for the certificate name to match the URL you access. Unless you have a pop up box about certificates when you access OWA you're fine.
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