Exchange 2013 (12), Outlook anywhere

In Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, the outlook anywhere function (formerly called RPC over HTTP) allows clients that use Microsoft Outlook 2013, Outlook 2010, or Outlook 2007 to connect to their Exchange servers from outside the company network or through the Internet through windows network components that support RPC over HTTP.

 

Outlook anywhere is called Outlook everywhere

Simply put, we want to use outlook to connect to the Exchange Server for sending and receiving emails, whether on the Intranet or on the Internet or in a working group or in a domain. Because outlook is the client of exchange mapi, you can enjoy a lot of features, and users are used to using Outlook for office work. By default, Outlook uses the RPC protocol to connect to the Exchange Server, while RPC uses the dynamic port. So there is a problem with the Internet client passing through the firewall. Fortunately, the RPC protocol can be encapsulated in HTTP. In exchange 2013, the outlook anywhere function is enabled by default. This function is not enabled by default in Exchange 2007 and 2010.

 

For example, the outlook anywhere function is enabled after exchange 2013 is installed by default. Here, the external host name is entered manually. It is recommended to enter the external host name before applying for an exchange certificate, in this way, the external host name is automatically added to the certificate when you apply for a certificate.

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For example, Intranet rpc/HTTP Connection

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Notes

In exchange 2013, Outlook anywhere is enabled by default, because all outlook connections are performed through outlook anywhere. To successfully use Outlook anywhere, the only post-deployment task that must be executed is to install a valid SSL certificate on the Client Access Server. The mailbox server in the organization only needs the default self-Signed SSL certificate.

 

The above content is from the Microsoft official website. The link is as follows:

Http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-CN/library/bb123741 (V = exchg.150). aspx

Exchange 2013 (12), Outlook anywhere