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RE: Outlook Anywhere - 7.Jul.2008 12:01:16 PM

Sembee

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What is the host? Windows 2003 or Windows 2008? Various blogs report a bug with Outlook Anywhere on Windows 2008 where Windows 2008 isn't listening on TCP/IP v4, only on V6.
http://blog.aaronmarks.com/?p=65
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/06/20/449053.aspx

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RE: Outlook Anywhere - 11.Jul.2008 1:17:42 PM

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The host is a 2008 server. You were spot on about IPv6 being the culperate. One of your prior posts pointed me to testexchangeconnections.com and that in turn got me in contact with one of the developers for that site. They confirmed what you said and gave me a link to a recent technet article that detailed the problem and how to fix it:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc671176(EXCHG.80).aspx

In essence what I had to do was this:

1.) Disable IPv6 on NIC of exchange server
2.) Alter hosts file

There are more specific instrctions in the link above but broken down that is all that needs to be done. Thanks a ton man! You helped me get this one solved!

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