Windows exchange server compatibility

Does anyone know if it is posible to create a mail account from a windows exchange server mail?.
And what about from exchange into entourage?
Thanks

How?
I tried to set an account using the server´s name provided by my work´s admin, but couldn´t complete the connection to the server.
Thank´s

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Can't export to Windows exchange server

When making a page of photos, iWeb adds a ton of characters to the file names and my school's Windows Exchange server can't handle such long file names. For example, one of my photos titled "Classroom Activities" becomes "Classroom activities1framed.png" with a whopping 8 extra characters. The server can't take files with such long names.
Here's the message I get.
http://homepage.mac.com/belisles/WindowsExchange.png
Please advise.

This is ludicrous! Am I missing something? Sounds
like there is no way that I can post a photo album
made from iWeb to another server.
Bear in mind that the Internet as a whole does not accept spaces in file names. If a user has put them in, somewhere along the line they have to be removed/replaced, regardless of what server you use.
Changing the names of 4 albums to use underscore instead of spaces should not be a major problem. But doing 400 files individually would be very tedious. I suggest you look at the program FileBuddy, which I think can replace spaces by underscores in filenames on a batch basis:
http://www.skytag.com/filebuddy/
I think you probably need to change the names before processing by iWeb. But you could try it on a published folder and see what happens.

Windows Exchange Server 2010

After installation of Windows 2010 server.
can any one tell me...what are the next steps to work with Exchange Server 2010 ?
[email protected]

Hello friend,
first of all there is no version on windows server named "windows 2010 server"!!!!!
To install exchange server 2010, you can either install windows server 2008 standard/enterprise SP2 or windows server 2008 standard/enterprise R2 (actually its better to install w2k8 standard/enterprise R2 release to make the installation of exchange server
2010 easier). The server on which exchange will be installed should be part of a domain because exchange server works along with active directory
Here are the steps to follow for a successful exchange server 2010 installation:
Hardware requirements
-x64 architecture (Intel or AMD64)
-Quad core processor (minimum)
-8 GB RAM (minimum) if you want to combine the roles on one server
-2 GB HDD minimum
Software requirements
-w2k8 enterprise/standard R2 or w2k8 enterprise/standard service pack 2
-exchange server 2010 software
*Prerequisites for server 2008 standard/enterprise SP2
-Install the Microsoft.NET framework 3.5 SP1
-Install the .NET Framework 3.5 Family Update
-Install Windows Remote Management 2.0
-Install Powershell v2
-On Hub Transport & Mail Box servers install the Microsoft Filter Pack
-On Unified messaging server install server manager desktop experience
*Prerequisites for server 2008 standard/enterprise R2
-Install the Microsoft Filter Pack on Hub Transport and Mail Box server
-From PowerShell, type "Import-Module ServerManager"
-Use the Add-WindowsFeature cmdlet to type:
    Add-WindowsFeature NET-Framework, RSAT-ADDS, Web-Server, Web-Basic-Auth,
    Web-Windows-Auth, Web-Metabase, Web-Net-Ext, Web-Lgcy-Mgmt-Console, WAS-Process-Model,
    RSAT-Web-Server, Web-ISAPI-Ext, Web-Digest-Auth, Web-Dyn-Compression, NET-HTTP-Activation,
RPC-Over-HTTP-Proxy, Desktop-Experience-Restart
Note: If you are not using the Unified Messaging role you can remove Desktop Experience
After restarting, configure the TCP Port service to start automatically using: "Set-Service NetTcpPortSharing-StartupType Automatic".
Put the user account from which you performed the installation in the "Organization Management" group

Using Mail and Windows Exchange Server 2003

HI I have just set up a server using windows server 2003 and I also installed exchange 2003 on it as well. I have a domain which forwards to my server so I can set up my own mail addresses on exchange which connects to outlook. My windows pc is connected to the domain and the email works fine, no probs. I would like my mac book (tiger) to connect to the exchange server as well for my wife to get emails using an email address I have set up for her. Myself and my wife are new to macs so its slow going at the moment but I am persistant. When setting up the mail using the exchange option it asks for the incoming and outgoing mail server which confuses me as exchange doesnt use these as far as I am aware. can anyone offer any hep at all as I would really like this sorting.
thanks for any help offered

Hi
Without any further details regarding how you have set up your exchange mail server as well as your private network its going to be difficult to help you. In any rate you are the one who has configured the exchange/windows server so I would imagine all of the information regarding the mail server you should know?
For example if you have enabled webmail on the exchange server then you should know that. If you have not enabled it then there is nothing you need put in the relevant field.
How well internal DNS queries resolve for your server name to its IP address will depend on how well you have configured internal DNS Services. Only you would know why you can use the IP address and not the name, or the name and not the IP address. Perhaps you should review this. Typically you would match the external MX Record with an internal one, that way DNS names can resolve internally as well as externally to their relevant IP addresses. This all depends on how you have configured Exchange mail server. For example you could be using the POP connector feature. Again this is something you should know as you are the one who has configured it.
also when going through the mail setup it wont connect to the
incoming mail sever using the dns info but it will to the outgoing
mail server using the same info.
This could mean that internal DNS Services are not set up and that outbound mail is actually using your ISP's mail server rather than your internal server.
I'm not sure where you are getting Port 993 from? The default ports for POP (inbound) and SMTP (outbound) are 110 for POP and 25 for SMTP. All that is required is a Port forwarding/firewall rule for those ports that point to the internal IP address of your mail server. Provided your domain's MX record is pointing to the fixed external IP address configured in your router at your location then mail should flow in and out. Again this all depends on how you have configured your domain and mail server to send and receive mail. Again only you would know that.
If you launch MS/DOS (PC) prompt or terminal (Mac) and telnet to the server's internal IP address for port 25 it should tell you if it is accepting mail. You can use the same thing for port 110. The command would look something like this:
telnet 192.168.1.1 25
You should see something like this:
Trying 192.168.1.1...
Connected to whateveryouhavecalledit.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 yourdomain ESMTP
If you configure Apple Mail for a POP account then it should work using the internal IP address of your mail server for both inbound and outbound mail, as long as the account configured on your mail serverr is configured for a POP mail account.
Most Mail Server's today will offer a mail service using IMAP accounts (this is in addition to the other methods offered) which can be accessed simply using a web browser. In my view this is preferable to POP accounts as (a) you don't need a separate mail application (b) no mail is ever stored locally, its all kept on the server (c) you don't even need your own pc/mac to access your mail. As long as you know 3 bits of information you can send/receive mail anywhere in the world just as long as you have access to any computer that has access to the internet.
Hope this helps, Tony

Sync my agenda which is on a Windows Exchange server with Outlook

Hi, I am a newbie apple user (finally made the step after enduring vista too long).
Everything is going well except that i need to solve one issue: how to sync with my company's exchange server/outlook? what i need from outlook ad really can not work without is
mail - calendar - contacts - tasks - notes
On top of that i use a nokia N96 which I sync with outlook.
I am willing to buy any software if i need to to solve this.
please note that i do not need an awful big package with a million functions i do not need.
(i downloaded a trial version of daylite, but it has so many things i do not need)
sync the mac with the nokia (e.q. with calendar is no problem), but to keep my nokia up to date i still need a windows computer
anybody suggestions?

No product for Macs will sync Exchange tasks and notes.
For your other needs, your best, most compatible option would be to purchase Microsoft Entourage, or the entire Office suite for Mac from Microsoft.

How do i connect to exchange server remote desktop

Hi, hope someone can point me in the right direction.
I have recently purchased a macbook pro and wish to
connect to our office server which is a windows exchange server (remote desktop).
Which steps do I need to take.
Many Thanks,
Rob K.

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I used to be abale to access my company email when the URL for webmail was "email.COMPANY.co.uk" but recently it was changed to "webmail.COMPANY.co.uk" and now my iphone cannot verify my account.
Any ideas ?
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Mailbox owner: XXXXX
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.1; Trident/5.0; SLCC2; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 3.0.30729; Media Center PC 6.0; .NET4.0C; chromeframe/18.0.1025.58)
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Required version of Silverlight: 2.0.31005.0
Outlook Web App experience: Premium
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User time zone: (UTC) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London
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Host address: https://webmail.COMPANY.co.uk/owa
Version: 14.2.247.5
Host name: webmail.COMPANY.co.uk
S/MIME control: not installed
Exchange Client Access server name: XXXX
Exchange Client Access server .NET Framework version: 2.0.50727.5446
Client Access server operating system version: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
Client Access server operating system language: en-US
Client Access server version: 14.2.247.0
Client Access server language: en-US
Client Access server time zone: (UTC) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London
Client Access server platform: 64bit
Mailbox server name: XXXX.XXXX.local
Mailbox server Microsoft Exchange version: 14.2.247.0
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Public logon: Yes
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     Port: 995
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Internal IMAP setting:
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Custom Forms: loaded
Segmentation settings: fffffffeefc3ffff
Restricted functionality settings: fffffffeefc3ffff

I am getting sync problems with Exchange Server and local outlook. Error code is 18439. Does anybody have an idea what the problem might be?

I am using Outlook on my Imac, which is linked to the Windows Exchange Server. All off a sudden I keep receiving messages saying that the message Re: xxxx cannot be synchronized with the exchange server. When I delete the message from my local mail box, all is fine, but after a while another one pops up. The error code is 18493. Does anyone have an idea what could be going wrong???
Thanks for your help already now!

Hello Wolfgang,
I get the same error, but I cannot figure it out too. I hope you or I get some responses back! I do not know why there isnt an edit feature in outlook to acknowledge the individual alarm so it does not alarm again!
Fil

Doesn't propogate permissions when making a new folder on Exchange server

I'm an instructor at small private collage. We have a big Windows Exchange server managed by an IT guy. Mostly PCs are on the network, with about a dozen Macs. When Mac users access the server in a shared directory and make a new folder in that directory, permissions for the new folder are not propogated to other users on the network. New folders have to be made on a PC.
What gives?

Are you using Sync to sync the bookmarks?
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/what-firefox-sync
If you do then try to disconnect from sync to see if that has effect.
Start Firefox in <u>[[Safe Mode|Safe Mode]]</u> to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is causing the problem.
*Switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Appearance
*Do NOT click the Reset button on the Safe Mode start window
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Safe+Mode
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

How do I connect my iPad to Microsoft exchange server

How do I connect to my desk top that is running windows XP through a server running windows exchange server 2003 using a ipad2?

Some servers want the AD domain included in the setup and some don't. Try both with and without the domain and see if one of those allows it to verify.
BTW, it helps keep the thread clearer and better organized if you click the Reply in the post to which you're actually replying rather than replying to your own original post.
Regards.

ICal and Exchange Server

Does Apple's licensing of Active Sync lead to any speculation of better integration of Apple applications with Exchange Server on the desktop?
Right now running Leopard in a Exchange Server business world is not ideal in the least...
Has anyone speculated on this, or has anything of the sort come from Apple? Links would be greatly appreciated (if they exist)...

I am in a similar position.
Hopefully, the iCal Server will not slow down the adoption of better enterprise Exchange Server compatibility. I do not see my company switching from Exchange Server anytime soon.
What are your thoughts on actually using the iPhone as the mechanism to keep the two synchronized? For example, iPhone negotiates calendar and contact information via Active Sync with Exchange Server. You then cradle the iPhone to your desktop and it syncs with Address Book and iCal - now your data is everywhere it needs to be...
Seems clunky, but at least it would be something for Leopard users (who also own an iPhone) in the interim...

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Windows 8 Compatibility

Is there a fix or workaround for accessing email via Outlook 2013 (Windows 8) when your company uses Microsoft exchange server 2003 and has not plans on upgrading it any time soon. I am a remote employee so I am the only one that has this problem in the
company. I can access email through an owa account but it's a pain. I tried to set up a rule to have all incoming mail forwarded to my gmail account in Outlook 2013, but that did not work. Any other ideas?

If server has enabled ActiveSync you can use Windows 8 Mail Client - works almost like Outlook.
AFAIR Outlook 2013 can't work with Exchange 2003.
Regards, Konrad Sagala, MCT, MCSE+M, MCITP: Exchange 2007/2010, Lync 2010, Office365, Windows 2008, Virtualization

Compatibility Exchange Server 2003 SP2 and Domain controllers Windows Server 2008 R2

Hi all, I have this scenario:
- Two Domain Controllers Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2
- Two mail servers Exchange Server 2003 with the following version:
6.5 (Build 7638.2 Service Pack 2)
I want to upgrade my domain controllers to Windows Server 2008 R2.
My question is whether exchange Server 2003 6.5 (Build 7638.2 Service Pack 2) is supported with Domain Controllers Windows Server 2008 R2.
Can you tell me some official Microsoft website where this reflected?
regards
Microsoft Certified IT Professional Server Administrator

Exchange Server 2003 SP2 supports DCs running Windows Server 2008 R2. These DCs should be RWDCs and not RODCs:
Exchange 2003 SP2 will now be supported against writeable Windows Server 2008 R2 Active Directory Servers. Additionally, with the General Availability of Exchange Server 2010, and those looking to standardize on Windows
Server 2008 R2 we have enhanced the supportability of forest and domain functional levels up to Windows Server 2008 R2. This change is effective immediately on Exchange 2003 SP2.
Reference: http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2009/11/30/3408893.aspx
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Error in Installing Exchange Server 2013 (w SP1) Mailbox Role on Windows Server 2012 R2

Hi Team,
Need urgent help in resolution of following error:
Environment Details: VMware ESXi 5.5 (vMotion)
Migration from Exchange Server 2007 (SP3 + RU13) to Exchange Server 2013
Exchange Server: Exchange Server 2013 with SP1 (Latest Installation Media)
OS: Windows Server 2012 R2 - Standard (Latest Installation Media)
Exchange 2013 Roles: Seprated (Mailbox and CAS on Different VMs)
Prerequisites: Installed
Error: Installation gives Error at Step 10 during installation of Mailbox Service
Error Details Below:
Error:
The following error was generated when "$error.Clear();
if ([Environment]::OSVersion.Version.Major -ge 6)
$WsbBinPath=$RoleInstallPath+"bin\wsbexchange.exe";
$reg= join-path (join-path $env:SystemRoot system32) reg.exe;
$servicecmd = join-path (join-path $env:SystemRoot system32) sc.exe;
if ((get-service wsbexchange* | where {$_.name -eq "wsbexchange"}))
if ((get-service wsbexchange).Status -eq "Running")
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$servicecmd" -Args:"stop wsbexchange";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$servicecmd" -Args:"delete wsbexchange";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\CLSID\{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /t REG_SZ /d `"CExchangeHelper Class`" /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\CLSID\{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /v AppId /t REG_SZ /d `"{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\CLSID\{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}\LocalServer32`" /t REG_SZ /d `"$WsbBinPath`" /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\APPID\{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /t REG_SZ /d `"CExchangeHelper Class`" /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\APPID\{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /v LocalService /t REG_SZ /d `"wsbexchange`" /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\APPID\{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /v LaunchPermission /t REG_BINARY /d `"010004806000000070000000000000001400000002004c0003000000000014001f000000010100000000000512000000000018001f000000010200000000000520000000200200000000180003000000010200000000000520000000270200000102000000000005200000002002000001020000000000052000000020020000`"
/f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKCR\APPID\wsbexchange.exe`" /v AppId /t REG_SZ /d `"{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`" /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKLM\Software\Microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\WindowsServerBackup\Application Support\{76fe1ac4-15f7-4bcd-987e-8e1acb462fb7}`" /v `"Application Identifier`" /t REG_SZ /d
Exchange /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKLM\Software\Microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\WindowsServerBackup\Application Support\{76fe1ac4-15f7-4bcd-987e-8e1acb462fb7}`" /v CLSID /t REG_SZ /d `"{D8A2E312-3B17-4293-B71E-CD72A7C04BF3}`"
/f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKLM\Software\Microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\WSBAppExchangeHelper`" /v AutoMarkDbRecoverable /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$reg" -Args:"add `"HKLM\Software\Microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\WSBAppExchangeHelper`" /v AutoMountOnPITRecovery /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$servicecmd" -Args:"create wsbexchange binpath= `"$WsbBinPath`" type= own start= demand error= ignore obj= LocalSystem DisplayName= `"Microsoft Exchange Server Extension for Windows Server Backup`"";
Start-SetupProcess -Name:"$servicecmd" -Args:"description wsbexchange `"Enables Windows Server Backup users to back up and recover application data for Microsoft Exchange Server.`"";
" was run: "Process execution failed with exit code 1.".

Resolved ! :)
Root Cause: The user account I was using had all the required privileges for Exchange Installation but was not having access to edit the registry of the server. Enable access to registry edit tools and you are good to go.
As an alternate you can also try installing using Domain Administrator account if in case there is an IT Policy constraint in the former method.
Thanks to all.

Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard "Certificate Authority Service" / Exchange Server 2010 EMC not starting and no AD connectivity for authentication.

Hello,
I am a new IT Manager at this company and need assistance big time. Their environment looks as follows:
Server 1. Domain Controller Server (Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard) running active directory.
Server 2. Email Server (Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard) running Exchange Server 2010 .
* Note. No back ups to work with aside from whats mentioned below.
DC had a virus infection causing a lot of issues on the shared network drives 2 days ago locking up all the files with a crypto ransom virus. Running Avast suppressed the infection. Had to recover the file shares which luckily had a back up.
The issue is that the Exchange Server 2 post this lost connectivity with the AD Server 1. Exchange Server 2 when launching EMC could not launch the console stating the following:
"No Exchange servers are available in any Active Directory sites. You can’t connect to remote
Powershell on a computer that only has the Management Tools role installed."
Shortly after I found that it is possible the EMC launcher was corrupt and needed to be reinstalled following another blog post. I deleted the exchange management console.msc per instructions only to discover I couldnt relaunch it because there was
no way how. So I copied another msc file that happened to be on the DC Server 1 back to Exchange Server 2 and got it to launch again.
Another post said that it might be an issue with the Domain Account for the Computer, so to delete it in the AD Server 1 only to find that rejoining it from Exchange Server 2 using Computer>Properties> Chage Settings > Change is greyed out because
it is using the Certificate Authority Service.
I tried manually re-adding the computer in AD and modeling permissions after another server in group settings but no go. After this I was unable to login to the Exchange Server 2 with domain accounts but only local admin, receiving the following Alert:
"The Trust Relationship between this workstation and primary domain failed."
I tried running the Power Shell tools on Exchange Server 2 to rejoing and to reset passwords for domain accounts as noted in some other blogs but no luck as the Server 2 could not make the connection with Server1 or other errors it kept spitting out.
I also during the investigation found the DNS settings were all altered on both the Server 1 and Server 2 which I luckily was able to change back to original because of inventorying it in the beginning when I started.
I need help figuring out if I need to rejoin the Exchange Server 2 manually by disabling the Certificate Authority Service (or removing the CA as listed here:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/fb23deab-0a12-410d-946c-517d5aea7fae/windows-server-2008-r2-with-certificate-authority-service-to-rejoin-domain?forum=winserversecurity
and getting exchange server to launch again. (Mind you I am relatively fresh to server managing) Please help E-Mail has been down for a whole day now!
Marty

I recommend that you open a ticket with Microsoft Support before you break things more.
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How do I get the Windows 8.1 Mail/Calendar/People apps to connect to my company's Exchange server?

I have a Surface Pro 2 on my organization's domain, and while I have Outlook 2013 running fine on the desktop side, I'd really like to connect the Mail, Calendar, and People apps to my work Exchange account if possible.
First, a little background on my company's Exchange configuration, which is "extra secure" variety. Obviously, I'm using generic placeholders here. My email address is
[email protected], but our actual Exchange server is exchange.internaldomain.com, and my actual username is lasfir (first 3 of last name, first 3 of first name). I'm not 100% clear on our certificate process,
but from what I understand from talking with our Systems team, it's a self-signed certificate.
Anyway, when I try to add my account, I get the usual email address and password prompts. I enter
[email protected] and my password, which don't resolve. The app returns "we couldn't find settings for
[email protected] Provide us with more info and we'll try connecting again."
So I add the internaldomain as the domain and lasfir as my username and click Connect again. This time it returns "we still couldn't find settings for
[email protected] Providing this additional info may help. If you don't know this information, search online or check with your provider."
So I enter exchange.internaldomain.com as my server address and click Connect again. This time it returns "to connect to this account, you need a valid certificate on this PC. Contact your system administrator for more info." That tells me at least
it's finding my Exchange server, but I have no idea about the certificate thing. I reached out to our Exchange admin and our Systems guys, and they just weren't sure about the certificate process.
As one of the few people in my organization running Windows 8x, I'm a bit of a guinea pig for stuff like this. Any advice how to get this working?
- Greg

It doesn't sound like the Exchange environment is configured in a manner to support these types of clients very well. Have your Exchange team look at the following
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2012/11/26/supporting-windows-8-mail-in-your-organization.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2013/10/18/supporting-windows-mail-8-1-in-your-organization.aspx
From the latter article: "Communications applications can connect to a corporate Exchange service
configured to require certificate-based authentication. User authentication certificates can be provisioned to Windows 8.1 devices by administrators or end-users can browse to certificate and install to user certificate storage."
You might want to:
Ask your Exchange team the public URLs (ExternalURL) for Exchange OWA & ActiveSync
Open the OWA URL in your Internet Explorer from your Surface
If you get a Certificate warning, open the certificate and select Install (NOTE: You may have to install the entire certificate chain). Your desktop support team should be able to support this because it is the SAME process for standard Windows 8x
desktops.
Confirm that you can open OWA on your surface with no more certificate or security warnings. NOTE: The Exchange team will have to configured OWA properly.
Once confirmed, repeat the same steps for the activesync URL that they provided.
When done, try using the OWA OR ActiveSync URL value in your settings of your Mail client.
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