Answered by:. Archived Forums. Sign in to vote. Hi, All outlook clients on the LAN having their outlook anywhere populated automatically. Doesn't matter what I try, the settings reappear. Running Exchange in CCR environment. Windows Clients running Outlook Same effect. The old network engineer migrated our Exchange from to almost a year ago now and I've looked through the settings of each console but everything looks proper.
Exchange is running on SP2. I do still need to decommission and retire that old server soon but have been backlogged with work for clients. I am so sick of having to check that box and enter our stupid domain name by now, little help here please? Brand Representative for AJ Tek. This issue is due to the mis-configuration of your domain's autodiscover.
My guess was that Outlook Anywhere was enabled but they decided they don't want users to be able to Autodiscover externally and setup Outlook Anywhere automatically and found out that if they remove that Outlook Provider it stop the configuration from being included in the Autodiscover response, but that also broke Federation free busy because Autodiscover on the other external companies are not able to retrieve the EWS External URL.
No problem. This will make sure that NTLM works for internal connections rather than prompting for a password when accessing from within the domain. Hey OverDrive, I don't suppose you could help me out here? Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped.
Didn't match my screen. All groups must have at least one owner. To add owners, click Add. Repeat this step as many times as necessary. When you're finished, click OK. To remove an owner, select the owner, and then click Remove. Members : Add and remove group members and specify whether approval is required for people to join or leave the group. Use Add group owners as members to add or remove the owners as members this setting is selected by default.
To add members, click Add. To remove a member, select the member, and then click Remove. Choose whether owner approval is required to join the group : Specify whether approval is required for people to join the group.
Select one of the following settings:. Open : Anyone can join this group without being approved by the group owners. This is the default value. Closed : Members can be added only by the group owners. All requests to join will be rejected automatically.
Owner Approval : All requests are manually approved or rejected by the group owners. If you select this option, the group owners will receive an email message requesting approval to join the group. Choose whether the group is open to leave : Specify whether approval is required for people to leave the group. Open : Anyone can leave this group without being approved by the group owners.
Closed : Members can be removed only by the group owners. All requests to leave will be rejected automatically. In the list of groups, select the distribution list group that you want to modify, and then click Edit. On the distribution group properties page that opens, click one of the following tabs to view or change properties.
Display name : This name appears in the address book, on the To line when email is sent to this group, and in the Groups list. If you've implemented a group naming policy, the display name has to conform to the naming format defined by the policy. Alias : This is the portion of the email address that appears to the left of the at symbol. If you change the alias, the primary SMTP address for the group will also be changed, and contain the new alias. Also, the email address with the previous alias will be kept as a proxy address for the group.
Email address : The email address consists of the alias on the left side of the at symbol, and a domain on the right side. Hide this group from address lists : Select this check box if you don't want users to see this group in the address book. To send email to this group, a sender has to type the group's alias or email address on the To: or Cc: lines.
Use this tab to assign group owners. The group owner can add members to the group, approve or reject requests to join or leave the group, and approve or reject messages sent to the group. Choose whether owner approval is required to join the group : Select one of the following settings:.
Only senders inside my organization : Only internal authenticated senders are allowed to send messages to this group. Messages from external senders are rejected. Senders inside and outside of my organization : Allow anyone to send messages to the group. To add senders, click Add. To remove a sender from the list, select the sender, and then click Remove. Mail contacts are always considered external users.
So, if you configure the group to only accept messages from internal senders and you add mail contacts to the list of allowed senders, messages from those mail contacts are still rejected. Use this tab to set options for moderating the group. Messages sent to this group need to be approved by a moderator : When you enable moderation for the group, messages sent to the group require approval by a specified moderator or a group owner before the message is delivered to the group members.
This setting is disabled by default. Group moderators : To add moderators, click Add. To remove a moderator, select the moderator, and then click Remove. If you enable moderation for the group but don't specify any moderators, group owners are responsible for approving messages that are sent to the group. Senders who don't require message approval : Messages sent to the group by the specified senders don't require approval from a moderator.
To remove senders, select the senders, and then click Remove. Select moderation notifications : Configure the sender notification options for message approval:.
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