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#Connect outlook 2016 to exchange 2013 over internet how to

When enabling Outlook Anywhere on Exchange 2013 notice the following:.

Pay attention to publishing guides for Exchange 2013 – see Publishing Exchange Server 2013 using TMG and also Exchange 2013 Client Access Server Configuration.

If you’re using any additional methods to configure Outlook Clients or Outlook Anywhere like, static XML files, Registry settings or Group Policy settings make sure to revise or even remove them.

Run the following powershell command to restore it:

#Connect outlook 2016 to exchange 2013 over internet how to

If you followed my post about how to prevent Outlook Anywhere from being configured and removed the EXPR outlook provider, start with restoring it.This information will come useful if you are getting ready or already started to deploy Exchange 2013, I’ll try to keep it simple and write this down as a list of things to consider so this will be rather easy to all. This is the main reason for writing this post. Exchange 2013 will essentially require you to utilize Autodiscover and Outlook Anywhere to actually get your Outlook client connected.

With Exchange 2013, Outlook Anywhere (aka RPC over HTTP/s) is the default method for Outlook clients connections – that is no more direct RPC connections to the servers for Outlook clients.

With regards to two previously posts – Prevent Outlook Anywhere (aka RPC over HTTP) from being automatically configured in Exchange 2007 with autodiscover and also Authentication pop ups and annoyances with Exchange 2007 / 2010 and Outlook Anywhere – this post is some sort of a follow-up. With Exchange 2013 deployments already in place, I’ve wanted to share with you all some “new” behaviors, tips and more to help you prevent headaches and issues 🙂