Using Outlook 2003 to Connect to Exchange 2003 Using RPC Over HTTPS

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Date:

10-11-2006
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TechGenix
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PDF, Acrobat Reader
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13

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Using Windows 2003/XP's new RPC over HTTP feature, Outlook 2003 clients can now connect to Exchange 2003 by encapsulating regular RPC/MAPI communications in HTTPS communications. Exchange 2003 allows Outlook to connect using HTTPS and still receive all of the messaging features. This has been a much requested feature since regular RPC/MAPI was sometimes very slow or just timed out on WAN connections. Also, most companies would not want RPC exposed to the Internet and connecting over VPN with Outlook was usually a costly nightmare of slowness and lost packets.

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Using Outlook 2003 to Connect to Exchange 2003 Using RPC Over HTTPS