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IIS 08 and RPC - 4.Jun.2008 11:30:11 AM

phillytec

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Rpc over http

By default it adds the (rpc)application directory to the default site.

I have a site called external that I want to use for rpc connections.

How can I have the rpc application directory in iis be installed under the new site I have created.

This was so easy in exchange 2003 now they took the feature away. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I saw one post that was similiar but i couldnt get the commands to work

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RE: IIS 08 and RPC - 5.Jun.2008 6:39:32 PM

Sembee

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Not supported. You cannot move the RPC virtual directory away from the default virtual directory. The use of External sounds like you are using my instructions for using a single name certificate (or it could be a coincidence). With Windows 2008 you have no option but to use the default virtual directory.

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RE: IIS 08 and RPC - 17.Jun.2008 3:13:06 PM

leungda

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I am using Windows Server 2008 + Exchange 2007 on the same machine.
I don't have any problem to use Autocover (RPC over HTTP)

make sure you turn the Outlook Anywhere to Enable
make sure you have a commerical certifiacte install for both domain name(exchange.abc.com and autodiscover.abc.com)
make sure you forward to port 80 and 443 to your exhange

It should be much easier than Exchange 2003.

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