#Connect outlook to exchange server 2003 Pc

I also can telnet to port 135 from the pc client. Thanks for reply VINOD We didnt use RPC over HTTP service and I am able to ping server name or ip from client pc.

#Connect outlook to exchange server 2003 how to

I am guessing that the connection from location A1 to B exchange server with B domain is slow but how to check? Is there any other tools to troubleshoot? FYI, no issue on connecting location A2 to to B exchange server with B domain using outlook. This is more strange that some time can access and some time hung. From the 3 troubleshooting step, it show that connection from location A1 to B exchange server with B domain is successful but it just hung out when login using outlook. Then get a complete trace using a tracert on location A1 and A2. Able to do telnet to B exchange server with port 25 from location A1 and A2. I am able to ping B exchange server from location A1 and A2.

#Connect outlook to exchange server 2003 password

User trying to connect using outlook from location A1 to B.com with B site name and B login ID and password then the outlook start hung. But I am able to connect from different location A2 to B.com with B site name and B login ID and password. In my environment, I have 2 domain connect to each other with A.com and B.com in different country. 2 different site with same org for exchange 2003. HI Guys, I am having some issue on launching outlook 2003 it hung when connecting to Exchange Server 2003. įor more information about configuring the Autodiscover service and Outlook Connectivity see: Autodiscover: Some quick methods to get it working. Note: Does the account setup fail? Contact your Exchange administrator to test proper configuration of the Exchange Autodiscover service and Outlook Connectivity via the Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer. You’ll only need to fill out your email address (if not detected automatically), press the Connect button and fill out your password when prompted

Configuring an Exchange account in Outlook 2019Ĭonfiguring an Exchange account in Outlook 2019 is easy. That said, due to the fact that historically only 2 previous versions of Exchange are supported and the relative brief overlap since the release of Outlook 2019, the official stance of Microsoft is that using Outlook 2019 with Exchange 2010 is not supported. Extended Support originally was scheduled to end on Janubut has recently been extended to Octoto align it with the Extended Support end date of Office 2010. However, Mainstream Support for Exchange 2010 already ended on January 13, 2015. There (currently) aren't any technical constraints in place to prevent this combination from working.

The short answer is It works but it is not supported. Note: To determine your current version of Exchange from within Outlook see: Which Exchange version am I using?It will also support the next 2 versions of Exchange that will be coming out in the future. It will also support the next 2 versions of Exchange that will be coming out in the future. Outlook 2019 supports the following versions of Exchange

How do I configure an Exchange account in Outlook 2019?.

How can I check which version I’m currently using?.

Which versions of Exchange does Outlook 2019 support?.

I’m thinking about upgrading to Outlook 2019 but I know we are not using the latest version of Exchange.