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From: Mike on 4 May 2010 14:22
Can I sync an Outlook client with an exchange server remotely (not attached
to the network where the Exchange resides). Anyway to use Active Sync?
Workstation is not on the domain.

Right now were poping e-mail down to the client (Outlook), the contacts,
calendar & tasks are not being updated on the server because they they reside
on the workstation/client side and no connection back to the Exchange server.

Mike
From: neo on 4 May 2010 20:00
You should ask the folks that run the Exchange server if they support RPC
over HTTP (a.k.a Outlook Anywhere). If they answer yes and you have Windows
XP SP2 or newer operating system with Outlook 2003 and newer, you can.


"Mike" <Mike(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Can I sync an Outlook client with an exchange server remotely (not
> attached
> to the network where the Exchange resides). Anyway to use Active Sync?
> Workstation is not on the domain.
>
> Right now were poping e-mail down to the client (Outlook), the contacts,
> calendar & tasks are not being updated on the server because they they
> reside
> on the workstation/client side and no connection back to the Exchange
> server.
>
> Mike

From: Mike on 5 May 2010 14:55
The answer is yes to all of the above, what's the process to accomplish?

"neo" wrote:

> You should ask the folks that run the Exchange server if they support RPC
> over HTTP (a.k.a Outlook Anywhere). If they answer yes and you have Windows
> XP SP2 or newer operating system with Outlook 2003 and newer, you can.
>
>
> "Mike" <Mike(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6AF2C276-89E1-4802-AF4E-82D1329EB3B5(a)microsoft.com...
> > Can I sync an Outlook client with an exchange server remotely (not
> > attached
> > to the network where the Exchange resides). Anyway to use Active Sync?
> > Workstation is not on the domain.
> >
> > Right now were poping e-mail down to the client (Outlook), the contacts,
> > calendar & tasks are not being updated on the server because they they
> > reside
> > on the workstation/client side and no connection back to the Exchange
> > server.
> >
> > Mike
>
> .
>
From: neo on 5 May 2010 20:09
As your Exchange server support folks to look at:

http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/outlookrpchttp.html

Ask them what you need to plug in or remove in the screenshots so that you
can connect from internet to their exchange system w/out having to vpn
first.


"Mike" <Mike(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> The answer is yes to all of the above, what's the process to accomplish?
>
> "neo" wrote:
>
>> You should ask the folks that run the Exchange server if they support RPC
>> over HTTP (a.k.a Outlook Anywhere). If they answer yes and you have
>> Windows
>> XP SP2 or newer operating system with Outlook 2003 and newer, you can.
>>
>>
>> "Mike" <Mike(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:6AF2C276-89E1-4802-AF4E-82D1329EB3B5(a)microsoft.com...
>> > Can I sync an Outlook client with an exchange server remotely (not
>> > attached
>> > to the network where the Exchange resides). Anyway to use Active Sync?
>> > Workstation is not on the domain.
>> >
>> > Right now were poping e-mail down to the client (Outlook), the
>> > contacts,
>> > calendar & tasks are not being updated on the server because they they
>> > reside
>> > on the workstation/client side and no connection back to the Exchange
>> > server.
>> >
>> > Mike
>>
>> .
>>

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