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- Microsoft outlook 2010 cannot connect to exchange server install#
- Microsoft outlook 2010 cannot connect to exchange server windows#
Ensure the authentication is set to Basic and click OK. Fill in the box as shown using your external server address, making sure to use the format msstd: in the second box only.Select the Connection tab, check the tickbox shown below and click on the Exchange Proxy Settings button.NB - Do NOT click the Check Name button at this stage Enter the server name eg SERVER and your user name eg John and click the More Settings button.Select Microsoft Exchange and click Next.Choose Manually configure and click Next.Click the New button to create a new account.

Microsoft outlook 2010 cannot connect to exchange server install#
Microsoft outlook 2010 cannot connect to exchange server windows#
You can access this without any particular rights as long as you know the server name and can browse to its location using Windows Explorer. The only thing you may have to do is to install the certificate and format your login details correctly as shown from Step 11 below.įirstly you will need to obtain the Install Certificate Package which is located on your SBS server within Downloads in the Public folder. This process can be done inside the network, for example on a laptop that is to be used offsite, and in the case of Outlook 2010 (and above) with Exchange 2010 (and above) this will have automatically been configured and set up when you connected the laptop to the network and configured Outlook to get your Exchange email. Please note that Outlook 2002 (Outlook XP) or earlier will not support this type of remote connection.

The steps will be similar for Outlook 2003, 20 when connecting to any Exchange version newer than 2003. The version shown below is for Outlook 2010 connecting to a Microsoft Exchange 2010 server running on SBS 2011 server. The steps to carry out this task will vary slightly depending upon which version of Outlook you are using. Many of the steps will not be relevant for other Windows server based systems. Please note that this guide is specifically for connecting Outlook to an Exchange server running on Microsoft Small Business Server.
