I am trying to connect my Outlook client to a remote Exchange server via
https. OS is windows 2003 x64. I have applied service pack 2 which
contains the RPC fix for connecting to Exchange server. However I get msg
"Your Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable" - when I know it is not
unavailable because I'm connected to it in another session.

Has anybody successfully connected to an Exchange Server from a 2003 x64
Sever? I think the OS is the problem. It's definitely flaky.

thanks - Russ

Russell, I have the identical problem and cannot find a solution on the MS
site or anywhere else. All of our other computers (32 bit) work fine and wew
easy to set up. Does anybody have a solution to this?

"Russell Baker" wrote:

I am trying to connect my Outlook client to a remote Exchange server via
https. OS is windows 2003 x64. I have applied service pack 2 which
contains the RPC fix for connecting to Exchange server. However I get msg
"Your Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable" - when I know it is not
unavailable because I'm connected to it in another session.

Has anybody successfully connected to an Exchange Server from a 2003 x64
Sever? I think the OS is the problem. It's definitely flaky.

thanks - Russ

Is the exchange server the 64 bit or are you running 2003 x64 on the
desktop?

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"SolveIT" wrote in message
...
Russell, I have the identical problem and cannot find a solution on the MS
site or anywhere else. All of our other computers (32 bit) work fine and
wew
easy to set up. Does anybody have a solution to this?

"Russell Baker" wrote:

I am trying to connect my Outlook client to a remote Exchange server via
https. OS is windows 2003 x64. I have applied service pack 2 which
contains the RPC fix for connecting to Exchange server. However I get
msg
"Your Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable" - when I know it is not
unavailable because I'm connected to it in another session.

Has anybody successfully connected to an Exchange Server from a 2003 x64
Sever? I think the OS is the problem. It's definitely flaky.

thanks - Russ

Diane, The server is a 32 bit system and all of the workstations except the
one I'm having trouble with are 32 bit. The remote desktop computer is
Windows XP Media Center Edition.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Is the exchange server the 64 bit or are you running 2003 x64 on the
desktop?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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"SolveIT" wrote in message
...
Russell, I have the identical problem and cannot find a solution on the MS
site or anywhere else. All of our other computers (32 bit) work fine and
wew
easy to set up. Does anybody have a solution to this?

"Russell Baker" wrote:

I am trying to connect my Outlook client to a remote Exchange server via
https. OS is windows 2003 x64. I have applied service pack 2 which
contains the RPC fix for connecting to Exchange server. However I get
msg
"Your Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable" - when I know it is not
unavailable because I'm connected to it in another session.

Has anybody successfully connected to an Exchange Server from a 2003 x64
Sever? I think the OS is the problem. It's definitely flaky.

thanks - Russ

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After furious head scratching, SolveIT asked:

| Diane, The server is a 32 bit system and all of the workstations
| except the one I'm having trouble with are 32 bit. The remote desktop
| computer is Windows XP Media Center Edition.
|
| "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
|
|| Is the exchange server the 64 bit or are you running 2003 x64 on the
|| desktop?
||
|| --
|| Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
|| Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
|| Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
|| Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/
||
|| Outlook Tips by email:
||
||
|| Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
|| Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com
|| Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:
||
||
||
|| "SolveIT" wrote in message
|| ...
||| Russell, I have the identical problem and cannot find a solution on
||| the MS site or anywhere else. All of our other computers (32 bit)
||| work fine and wew
||| easy to set up. Does anybody have a solution to this?
|||
||| "Russell Baker" wrote:
|||
|||| I am trying to connect my Outlook client to a remote Exchange
|||| server via https. OS is windows 2003 x64. I have applied service
|||| pack 2 which contains the RPC fix for connecting to Exchange
|||| server. However I get msg
|||| "Your Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable" - when I know it
|||| is not unavailable because I'm connected to it in another session.
||||
|||| Has anybody successfully connected to an Exchange Server from a
|||| 2003 x64 Sever? I think the OS is the problem. It's definitely
|||| flaky.
||||
|||| thanks - Russ