Thanks again for all the help. 192.168.1.55). We do have a customer with a new Exchange 2016 and Outlook 2016. On Exchange 2013, you also have a new option called Negotiate, which is recommended.
What I can say, and what my guide helps with is confirming that all settings are proper.
I'll dive into that particular problem at some future date, but it appears that my DNS and my exchange server were indeed correctly configured from the beginning. Verify your account It does not matter which spreadsheet or word doc it is, it will open slow every time . ask a new question. Yes, I did read your message, hence my direct notes about registry edits and the fact that I've never used Office 2016. Split DNS has been correctly configured for years. All of the data being sent to and from your computer or mobile device is first routed through the remote server. Martin 07/10/2015 0 Comments. Are they all archives?It’s going to be slow if they are hosted on a network share. If you are on Exchange 2007 or 2010, and you do not have OutlookAnywhere enabled, enable OutlookAnywhere and follow this guide. As you follow this guide, you will set the ClientAuthenticationMethod (Internal and External if on Exchange 2013) to NTLM and IISAuthenticationMethods to Basic,NTLM (and Basic,NTLM,Negotiate for Exchange 2013). Almost all VPNs work the same exact way.
I'll test on as many other foreign networks as I can to collect more data, and post back with the results. To confirm that Split-DNS is working correctly: These should resolve to your internal IP of your mail server (eg. AutoDiscover slow in Outlook 2016. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. These should both respond from an internal computer to the internal IP of your Exchange server (eg.
There's likely something going on with it - maybe a certain type of protocol inspection - that's causing the delay. Follow these steps in … To cover all bases involving autodiscover redirection prompts, I've deployed the following registry entries to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers: autodiscover.publicdomain.com, remote.publicdomain.com, mail.publicdomain.com.
Avoid making phone calls over a virtual private network (VPN) or remote access service (RAS) connections. If Outlook is slow finding the autodiscover records (This can be done in ex. Oct 13, 2017 at 08:49 UTC. Archived content should go on slow, cheap disk, it's archive after all, still accessible but slower. To continue this discussion, please And I'm specifically talking about Outlook 2016 clients using Outlook Anywhere - not EAS. Make sure that your firewall also passes traffic on port 80 to your mail server. On the server all of the data is encrypted.
Thanks again for all the help. 192.168.1.55). We do have a customer with a new Exchange 2016 and Outlook 2016. On Exchange 2013, you also have a new option called Negotiate, which is recommended.
What I can say, and what my guide helps with is confirming that all settings are proper.
I'll dive into that particular problem at some future date, but it appears that my DNS and my exchange server were indeed correctly configured from the beginning. Verify your account It does not matter which spreadsheet or word doc it is, it will open slow every time . ask a new question. Yes, I did read your message, hence my direct notes about registry edits and the fact that I've never used Office 2016. Split DNS has been correctly configured for years. All of the data being sent to and from your computer or mobile device is first routed through the remote server. Martin 07/10/2015 0 Comments. Are they all archives?It’s going to be slow if they are hosted on a network share. If you are on Exchange 2007 or 2010, and you do not have OutlookAnywhere enabled, enable OutlookAnywhere and follow this guide. As you follow this guide, you will set the ClientAuthenticationMethod (Internal and External if on Exchange 2013) to NTLM and IISAuthenticationMethods to Basic,NTLM (and Basic,NTLM,Negotiate for Exchange 2013). Almost all VPNs work the same exact way.
I'll test on as many other foreign networks as I can to collect more data, and post back with the results. To confirm that Split-DNS is working correctly: These should resolve to your internal IP of your mail server (eg. AutoDiscover slow in Outlook 2016. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. These should both respond from an internal computer to the internal IP of your Exchange server (eg.
There's likely something going on with it - maybe a certain type of protocol inspection - that's causing the delay. Follow these steps in … To cover all bases involving autodiscover redirection prompts, I've deployed the following registry entries to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers: autodiscover.publicdomain.com, remote.publicdomain.com, mail.publicdomain.com.
Avoid making phone calls over a virtual private network (VPN) or remote access service (RAS) connections. If Outlook is slow finding the autodiscover records (This can be done in ex. Oct 13, 2017 at 08:49 UTC. Archived content should go on slow, cheap disk, it's archive after all, still accessible but slower. To continue this discussion, please And I'm specifically talking about Outlook 2016 clients using Outlook Anywhere - not EAS. Make sure that your firewall also passes traffic on port 80 to your mail server. On the server all of the data is encrypted.
Thanks again for all the help. 192.168.1.55). We do have a customer with a new Exchange 2016 and Outlook 2016. On Exchange 2013, you also have a new option called Negotiate, which is recommended.
What I can say, and what my guide helps with is confirming that all settings are proper.
I'll dive into that particular problem at some future date, but it appears that my DNS and my exchange server were indeed correctly configured from the beginning. Verify your account It does not matter which spreadsheet or word doc it is, it will open slow every time . ask a new question. Yes, I did read your message, hence my direct notes about registry edits and the fact that I've never used Office 2016. Split DNS has been correctly configured for years. All of the data being sent to and from your computer or mobile device is first routed through the remote server. Martin 07/10/2015 0 Comments. Are they all archives?It’s going to be slow if they are hosted on a network share. If you are on Exchange 2007 or 2010, and you do not have OutlookAnywhere enabled, enable OutlookAnywhere and follow this guide. As you follow this guide, you will set the ClientAuthenticationMethod (Internal and External if on Exchange 2013) to NTLM and IISAuthenticationMethods to Basic,NTLM (and Basic,NTLM,Negotiate for Exchange 2013). Almost all VPNs work the same exact way.
I'll test on as many other foreign networks as I can to collect more data, and post back with the results. To confirm that Split-DNS is working correctly: These should resolve to your internal IP of your mail server (eg. AutoDiscover slow in Outlook 2016. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. These should both respond from an internal computer to the internal IP of your Exchange server (eg.
There's likely something going on with it - maybe a certain type of protocol inspection - that's causing the delay. Follow these steps in … To cover all bases involving autodiscover redirection prompts, I've deployed the following registry entries to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers: autodiscover.publicdomain.com, remote.publicdomain.com, mail.publicdomain.com.
Avoid making phone calls over a virtual private network (VPN) or remote access service (RAS) connections. If Outlook is slow finding the autodiscover records (This can be done in ex. Oct 13, 2017 at 08:49 UTC. Archived content should go on slow, cheap disk, it's archive after all, still accessible but slower. To continue this discussion, please And I'm specifically talking about Outlook 2016 clients using Outlook Anywhere - not EAS. Make sure that your firewall also passes traffic on port 80 to your mail server. On the server all of the data is encrypted.
Thanks again for all the help. 192.168.1.55). We do have a customer with a new Exchange 2016 and Outlook 2016. On Exchange 2013, you also have a new option called Negotiate, which is recommended.
What I can say, and what my guide helps with is confirming that all settings are proper.
I'll dive into that particular problem at some future date, but it appears that my DNS and my exchange server were indeed correctly configured from the beginning. Verify your account It does not matter which spreadsheet or word doc it is, it will open slow every time . ask a new question. Yes, I did read your message, hence my direct notes about registry edits and the fact that I've never used Office 2016. Split DNS has been correctly configured for years. All of the data being sent to and from your computer or mobile device is first routed through the remote server. Martin 07/10/2015 0 Comments. Are they all archives?It’s going to be slow if they are hosted on a network share. If you are on Exchange 2007 or 2010, and you do not have OutlookAnywhere enabled, enable OutlookAnywhere and follow this guide. As you follow this guide, you will set the ClientAuthenticationMethod (Internal and External if on Exchange 2013) to NTLM and IISAuthenticationMethods to Basic,NTLM (and Basic,NTLM,Negotiate for Exchange 2013). Almost all VPNs work the same exact way.
I'll test on as many other foreign networks as I can to collect more data, and post back with the results. To confirm that Split-DNS is working correctly: These should resolve to your internal IP of your mail server (eg. AutoDiscover slow in Outlook 2016. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. These should both respond from an internal computer to the internal IP of your Exchange server (eg.
There's likely something going on with it - maybe a certain type of protocol inspection - that's causing the delay. Follow these steps in … To cover all bases involving autodiscover redirection prompts, I've deployed the following registry entries to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers: autodiscover.publicdomain.com, remote.publicdomain.com, mail.publicdomain.com.
Avoid making phone calls over a virtual private network (VPN) or remote access service (RAS) connections. If Outlook is slow finding the autodiscover records (This can be done in ex. Oct 13, 2017 at 08:49 UTC. Archived content should go on slow, cheap disk, it's archive after all, still accessible but slower. To continue this discussion, please And I'm specifically talking about Outlook 2016 clients using Outlook Anywhere - not EAS. Make sure that your firewall also passes traffic on port 80 to your mail server. On the server all of the data is encrypted.
Thanks again for all the help. 192.168.1.55). We do have a customer with a new Exchange 2016 and Outlook 2016. On Exchange 2013, you also have a new option called Negotiate, which is recommended.
What I can say, and what my guide helps with is confirming that all settings are proper.
I'll dive into that particular problem at some future date, but it appears that my DNS and my exchange server were indeed correctly configured from the beginning. Verify your account It does not matter which spreadsheet or word doc it is, it will open slow every time . ask a new question. Yes, I did read your message, hence my direct notes about registry edits and the fact that I've never used Office 2016. Split DNS has been correctly configured for years. All of the data being sent to and from your computer or mobile device is first routed through the remote server. Martin 07/10/2015 0 Comments. Are they all archives?It’s going to be slow if they are hosted on a network share. If you are on Exchange 2007 or 2010, and you do not have OutlookAnywhere enabled, enable OutlookAnywhere and follow this guide. As you follow this guide, you will set the ClientAuthenticationMethod (Internal and External if on Exchange 2013) to NTLM and IISAuthenticationMethods to Basic,NTLM (and Basic,NTLM,Negotiate for Exchange 2013). Almost all VPNs work the same exact way.
I'll test on as many other foreign networks as I can to collect more data, and post back with the results. To confirm that Split-DNS is working correctly: These should resolve to your internal IP of your mail server (eg. AutoDiscover slow in Outlook 2016. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. These should both respond from an internal computer to the internal IP of your Exchange server (eg.
There's likely something going on with it - maybe a certain type of protocol inspection - that's causing the delay. Follow these steps in … To cover all bases involving autodiscover redirection prompts, I've deployed the following registry entries to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers: autodiscover.publicdomain.com, remote.publicdomain.com, mail.publicdomain.com.
Avoid making phone calls over a virtual private network (VPN) or remote access service (RAS) connections. If Outlook is slow finding the autodiscover records (This can be done in ex. Oct 13, 2017 at 08:49 UTC. Archived content should go on slow, cheap disk, it's archive after all, still accessible but slower. To continue this discussion, please And I'm specifically talking about Outlook 2016 clients using Outlook Anywhere - not EAS. Make sure that your firewall also passes traffic on port 80 to your mail server. On the server all of the data is encrypted.
It is my opinion too, to have them on the exchange. I've also used Outlook's "Test E-mail AutoConfiguration" tool to troubleshoot the issue. That's why the registry setting MapiHttpDisable is required on Outlook 2016 clients.
Thanks again for all the help. 192.168.1.55). We do have a customer with a new Exchange 2016 and Outlook 2016. On Exchange 2013, you also have a new option called Negotiate, which is recommended.
What I can say, and what my guide helps with is confirming that all settings are proper.
I'll dive into that particular problem at some future date, but it appears that my DNS and my exchange server were indeed correctly configured from the beginning. Verify your account It does not matter which spreadsheet or word doc it is, it will open slow every time . ask a new question. Yes, I did read your message, hence my direct notes about registry edits and the fact that I've never used Office 2016. Split DNS has been correctly configured for years. All of the data being sent to and from your computer or mobile device is first routed through the remote server. Martin 07/10/2015 0 Comments. Are they all archives?It’s going to be slow if they are hosted on a network share. If you are on Exchange 2007 or 2010, and you do not have OutlookAnywhere enabled, enable OutlookAnywhere and follow this guide. As you follow this guide, you will set the ClientAuthenticationMethod (Internal and External if on Exchange 2013) to NTLM and IISAuthenticationMethods to Basic,NTLM (and Basic,NTLM,Negotiate for Exchange 2013). Almost all VPNs work the same exact way.
I'll test on as many other foreign networks as I can to collect more data, and post back with the results. To confirm that Split-DNS is working correctly: These should resolve to your internal IP of your mail server (eg. AutoDiscover slow in Outlook 2016. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. These should both respond from an internal computer to the internal IP of your Exchange server (eg.
There's likely something going on with it - maybe a certain type of protocol inspection - that's causing the delay. Follow these steps in … To cover all bases involving autodiscover redirection prompts, I've deployed the following registry entries to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers: autodiscover.publicdomain.com, remote.publicdomain.com, mail.publicdomain.com.
Avoid making phone calls over a virtual private network (VPN) or remote access service (RAS) connections. If Outlook is slow finding the autodiscover records (This can be done in ex. Oct 13, 2017 at 08:49 UTC. Archived content should go on slow, cheap disk, it's archive after all, still accessible but slower. To continue this discussion, please And I'm specifically talking about Outlook 2016 clients using Outlook Anywhere - not EAS. Make sure that your firewall also passes traffic on port 80 to your mail server. On the server all of the data is encrypted.
