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Old January 23rd 08, 05:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Stefano
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Default Outlook first configuration with RPC-HTTPS

I need to connect few remote users to corporate Exchange server 2003 but I
can't connect them using VPN. I tried to configure their Outlook 2007 to
connect with RPC-HTTPS but it gives me an error resolving server name, I
found no way to avoid this error. For the clients with first configuration in
LAN everything is working fine also from Internet.

Thanks
Ciao
Stefano
 




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