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Raman_75055
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Sep 03, 2010

F5 with mixed Exchange 2007 and 2010 Client Access Servers

Hello,   We are new on F5 devices. My question as follows: -     Currently all are users on Exchange 2007. We have Exchange 2010 servers as well in our environment. Exchange 2010 Client Acc...
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Michael_Koyfma1
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Dec 23, 2011
Joe,

 

 

Yes, that's the one I am referring to. SSO is fairly easy to troubleshoot - something probably got misconfigured in the profile - you can definitely open a case on it. Regarding Outlook Anywhere - what method are your OutlookAnywhere users use to authenticate? Are they using Basic Authentication? If so, the _sys iRule that handles all Exchange protocols grabs OA credentials and runs them through the Access Policy - so you don't need to see a web logon page first - same thing for ActiveSync and Mac Mail.