This
feature allows the full Outlook client to access Exchange securely through the Internet. It also works
seamlessly through firewalls.
The cmdlet used for Outlook Anywhere configuration is:
??‘ Enable-OutlookAnywhere
The Enable-OutlookAnywhere cmdlet is used to enable or disable this feature. It has the following
syntax:
Enable-OutlookAnywhere -ExternalAuthenticationMethod < Basic | Digest |
Ntlm | Fba | WindowsIntegrated | Misconfigured > -ExternalHostname
< Hostname > -SSLOffloading < $true | $false > [-DomainController < Fqdn > ]
[-Server < ServerIdParameter > ] [-TemplateInstance < PSObject > ]
[ < CommonParameters > ]
There is not a lot of configuration needed to enable Outlook Anywhere. There are four parameters to
configure: the external name, the authentication type, the servers enabled for Outlook Anywhere, and
whether or not an SSL will be offloaded. All the prerequisites for enabling RPC over HTTP must be
configured before running Enable-OutlookAnywhere .
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This example shows how to enable Outlook Anywhere on the test CAS server:
Enable-OutlookAnywhere -Server CA100 -ExternalHostNname
???webmail.exchangeexchange.com??? -ExternalAuthenticationMethod NTLM
-SSLOffloading:$false
Working with the Offline Address Book
The Offline Address Book is a copy of an address book that an Outlook client can download and use
while disconnected.
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