The authentication method returned from the Client Access Server is forms based
authentication, FBA, against the Client Access Server MB002.exchangeexchange.local. The result of the
logon scenario was successful and was performed of a secure link, defined under SecureAccess.
Additional information returned shows whether the access was to the internal or external URL as well as
the exact URL that was used. All of this is useful when attempting to troubleshoot CAS logon failures or
to isolate failure to a specific server.
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Testing the Web Services with
Test - WebServicesConnectivity
This cmdlet ??™ s name is a bit of a misnomer because there are several other test cmdlets that test web
service connectivity. The cmdlets test the functionality of Outlook Anywhere. Exchange 2003 used
the term RPC instead of HTTP; however in 2007 it has been renamed to something a little more
marketing friendly.
The following is a list of parameters available for this cmdlet:
AllowUnsecureAccess : Necessary if you are not using SSL.
ClientAccessServer : Specify the CAS server that the cmdlet will test against.
MailboxCredential : User that the cmdlet should attempt to synchronize against.
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