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Hello,
I have previously used the Office 2007 Beta 2 on my laptop. It worked fine, including providing connectivity with my exchange server using RPC-HTTP. I recently reinstalled XP on my laptop. Performing a clean install of Office 2007 (previous sceanrio was an upgrade), results in Outlook being unable to connect to exchange using RPC-HTTP. In an attempt to check if it was my certificate setup etc I installed Office 2003, and setup Outlook 2003 to connect to the exchange server. This worked fine, and I had RPC-HTTP connectivity. As a result i installed Office 2007 as an upgrade and found Outlook 2007 was again not connecting via RPC-HTTP. I cleared the mail profile, and re-entered the connection settings but to no avail, RPC-HTTP was again not working. If anyone could provide any help i would be very grateful, it has been driving me crazy trying to resolve. NOTE: During the setup for the clean install and all subsequent installations an error message is generated. It is blank, and provides "Abort", "Retry" and "Ignore" options. NOTE: In all sceanrios when connecting via the local network (VPN Dial in) works fine, and Outlook reports (outlook /rpcdiag) connection via TCP. Regards Jay |
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UPDATE: I have found the following error occurs whenever i load outlook (out
of local network) in the application event log. The description for Event ID ( 26 ) in Source ( Outlook ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: Connection to the Microsoft Exchange Server has been lost. Outlook will restore the connection when possible.. Hope this helps with the identification of the issue. Regards Jay "Jay" wrote: Hello, I have previously used the Office 2007 Beta 2 on my laptop. It worked fine, including providing connectivity with my exchange server using RPC-HTTP. I recently reinstalled XP on my laptop. Performing a clean install of Office 2007 (previous sceanrio was an upgrade), results in Outlook being unable to connect to exchange using RPC-HTTP. In an attempt to check if it was my certificate setup etc I installed Office 2003, and setup Outlook 2003 to connect to the exchange server. This worked fine, and I had RPC-HTTP connectivity. As a result i installed Office 2007 as an upgrade and found Outlook 2007 was again not connecting via RPC-HTTP. I cleared the mail profile, and re-entered the connection settings but to no avail, RPC-HTTP was again not working. If anyone could provide any help i would be very grateful, it has been driving me crazy trying to resolve. NOTE: During the setup for the clean install and all subsequent installations an error message is generated. It is blank, and provides "Abort", "Retry" and "Ignore" options. NOTE: In all sceanrios when connecting via the local network (VPN Dial in) works fine, and Outlook reports (outlook /rpcdiag) connection via TCP. Regards Jay |
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