Microsoft exchange connection

I have a new MacBook Pro with Mountain Lion (10.8.2) and Microsoft Office 2011 (14.3.0)
I have set up my Exchange account using username and password access. For the first 3 days, it worked perfectly and I had no issues connecting, sending, receiving or synching mail. Then, when I opened Outlook, it would not connect to the Exchange Server. My internet connection was fine and I could use everyhting else, but Outlook just wasn't connecting to the Exchange Server.
After a day or so of trying everything I knew (which was very little...lol), I decided to delete the account and start over. So I did that and immediately got connected to my Exchange Server again. It worked great, pulled in all of my mail off the server and worked for me perfectly all day today. Then, tonight, I fire my machine back up and open Outlook and it's not connecting to Exchange again for some reason?
To make sure it wasn't on the Exchange Server end, I sent myself a test email from another non-Exchange account TO the Exchange account and received that email immediately on both my iPhone and iPad. Yeah, that's the other thing...I have this exact same Exchange account set up on my iPad and iPhone and those both work without issue. It's only on my Macbook Pro...
Any suggesstions?

Ok, so what if I use Apple Mail? I can not get Outlook to work and have tried everything I know.
Apple Mail is also having a hard time connecting and I followed the advice of another Apple user here in the forums and set it up without the auto-discover feature disabled.
If I type in the Exchange server path it will not connect regardless of my other settings. The only way I can get ANY email is to type in the server name that is on my iPhone. The problem there is that it only pulled in a fraction of emails I have sitting on the Exchange server.
In Outlook, I have also noticed that I don't get the Exchange feature that syncs all of my devices. So, if I delete an email from my Mac, it does NOT delete them from my iPhone. If, however, I delete an email from my iPhone, it DOES delete it from Outlook on my Mac. I also get all of my (old) emails off the Exchange server when using the same server name as my iPhone.
In Apple Mail, the "synching" feature between devices does appear to work but, as I stated above, it does not pull in all the emails I have sitting out there.
So one mail client (Outlook) gets all of my emails off the server but doesn't sync automatically with all of my devices. The other mail client (Apple Mail) does sync automatically with my other devices, but doesn't pull all the mails off the Exchange server.

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Hi,
I find some significant columns in Outlook connection status, for your reference:
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Status: you can use this column to review information about the current connections Outlook has established to the Exchange server or not.
Protocol: it specifies which protocol is used for this connection.
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Req/Fail: it notice that how many requests were made and how many failed for that particular connection.
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Hi Team,
Just purchased and downloaded Office Home Premium and having trouble with Outlook. For what ever reason, I am unable to create account/add my email address ([email protected]) into the program. Through the set-up process it continuously
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Hello,
Does OWA work?
Does this issue occur on other users?
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Hi I am having the same issue. Brand new computer, using Office 365 and trying to set up Outlook 2013 on Win 7 machine. OWA works fine. But cannot set up Exchange on my desktop.
I don't know what you mean by "In Exchange 2013, most of the internal and external client becomes to use Outlook Anywhere(RPC over
http).
Please make sure the autodiscover.domain.com is included in
the certificate."
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Environment: Windows 7 Pro 64bit
Setup: Fresh install of Office 2010 64-bit from office 365 web site on a fresh install of Win 7 Pro 64bit.
Issue: I first launched Outlook and tried to link a new account to the client by putting in my email address and password. It seemed to take it, but a new dialog box keeps poping up asking me for my password (it shows the email address
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When after 5 or 6 tries, I press cancel, I get the error message " The action cannot be completed. The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action." Then I get a
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The action cannot be completed. the connection to microsoft exchange is unavailable

Hi dear.
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the action cannot be completed. the connection to Microsoft exchange is unavailable “.please help me. I don’t know how I solve the problem.

hi.
ok. this is the out put of autodiscover url in address bar :
"" <?xml
version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <Autodiscover
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/autodiscover/responseschema/2006">
- <Response>
- <Error Time="10:30:23.5154338"
Id="3405091169">
<ErrorCode>600</ErrorCode>
<Message>Invalid Request</Message>
<DebugData
/>
</Error>
</Response>
</Autodiscover> ""
thanks for your help.
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I've Googled and found many threads with the same error... however most of those seem to be either a problem with the server, or the Global Catalog in Active Directory, or the "connection method" (I've tried all found solutions to no avail).
This is not the case, since the first account is added with absolutely no problem. It can send and receive and I can delete the outlook profile and recreate it and it'll give no problems. I have this problem only when adding a second account.
This is a fresh Windows 8.1 install with an up-to-date Outlook 2013. I have other computers in the same domain and network, with the same setup (Win 8.1 + Outlook 2013) configured with two exchange accounts with no problem.
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Hi Javier,
Thank you for the update.
I have tested on my lab and get following result.
Lab: Exchange 2010, CAS Array (CAS01+CAS02), MBX01, DC
Type Server Field
Check name result
Changed Server Field
CAS01.domain.com
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CASArray.domain.com
CASArray.domain.com
Yes
CASArray.domain.com
DC.domain.com
Yes
CASArray.domain.com
MBX01.domain.com
No
"The Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable"
Based on my knowledge, the reason why inputing DC FQDN in the Server Field fixes this issue is that Outlook performs AD Lookup and finds the account configuration from AD, then back the CAS Array FQDN in the Server Field instead of DC FQDN.
Exchange 2010 is different from Exchange 2013, if you are using Exchange 2013, we need to input MailboxServerGUID.domain.com into Server Field.
If there is anything I’ve misunderstood, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
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Exchange 2013 - The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable

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I resolved my problem!
here is the solution that solved it:
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Hello,
I used to use Outlook 2010 connecting with my account.
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I have set up Exchange Server 2013 on Windows Server 2008 R2. Everything is working fine except I am unable to configure Exchange account in Outlook 2010 or any other version. It says
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Error screenshot is attached. Even, I am able to configure exchange active sync on my adroid and ipad which is working perfect. Please let me know if any body have any idea about it. Searched many blog and forum but still now solution till now.
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Hi Manoj,
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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/1b4dc21c-c745-4699-8eee-423105608dcd/
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