Xp-office 2007/2010 connecting to Exchange 2013

Recently encountered a problem, the customer's environment from 03 to 13, but the client is still stuck in the XP environment, and then, the tragedy comes, XP on the office in connection with Exchange 2013 each time you log in the Password box, or when configured to play the Password box.

Inquires a lot of information on the Internet, what to change the registry, change Outlookprovider, have not been able to solve the problem, and then after many tests, in fact, found only need to change a few places on it!

My test environment borrowed someone else's exchange CU8, client: Windows XP Sp3+office sp2;windows XP Sp3+office SP3, the configuration is in-domain machine, did not do outside machine testing, Therefore, the content of this article is not suitable for foreign machine connection.

1. Modify Exchange 2013 Validation

Log on to the Exchange server, open the Exchange Management Shell, run Get-outlookanywhere

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After running out, we need to modify a place here

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Here I was modified to true, if false, use the following command to modify to True

Set-outlookanywhere-identity ' Exch\rpc (Default Web Site) '-internalclientsrequiressl $true

Since I was originally true, no settings were modified here

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2. Exchange Certificate settings

Please write the name of your Exchange server in the Outlookanywhere inside the certificate request, I have written 2, I have written and applied for the certificate and assigned the service.

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3. Client Configuration

Clients are joined to the domain environment, directly open Outlook configuration, the configuration may always prompt for the password, at this time we go to download the root certificate of the CA server, installed in the trusted root certificate can be.

After you install the certificate, reopen Outlook, configure it once, and no longer prompt for the password.

if any problems in the configuration process need to communicate, you can leave a message to me or mail [email protected]

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Xp-office 2007/2010 connecting to Exchange 2013