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tech_contact_90
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusProblems with Outlook Anywhere
Running 9.4.3
Used the f5 doc to for OA, OWA, and Active Sync
OWA is working fine, SSL is offloaded. I havent tested Active Sync yet, but we are stuck on Outlook Anywhere. Outlook simply wont connect. I am unsure where to begin troubleshooting. Everything seems to be setup properly, but obviously I must have missed something.
If I point directly at the Exchange server and bypass the BIGIP it works ok so I feel confident the exchange is working
- Chris_Miller
Altostratus
I'm not too familiar with "Outlook Anywhere" but standard troubleshooting would have you get packet captures between you and exchange and compare them to a capture between you and the F5. 
hoolioCirrostratus
Not that it's related to this problem, but I'd also suggest upgrading to 10.1.0HF2 when you can as there have been a lot of improvements and fixes since 9.4.3.
Aaron
tech_contact_90Thanks, we will look into that. Right now, that is not an option for us. As for the network trace, the only information i see that might be relevant is I am getting a 401 Unathorized error when going through the BIGIP, that I dont get when i am going direct. Any other ideas?- Chris_MillerPosted By tech_contact on 07/16/2010 02:44 PM
Thanks, we will look into that. Right now, that is not an option for us. As for the network trace, the only information i see that might be relevant is I am getting a 401 Unathorized error when going through the BIGIP, that I dont get when i am going direct. Any other ideas?
Almost seems related to SSL termination - but not sure. Can you simply set the F5 up to passthrough SSL connections, rather than terminating them? - hoolioThere's a new post on this here:
http://devcentral.f5.com/Forums/tabid/1082223/asg/62/showtab/groupforums/aff/25/aft/1174135/afv/topic/Default.aspx
Aaron - Typically when I see this it is because the rpc vip is not defined with the correct persistence profile. You can call in and open a ticket, even though those deployments are outside the scope of our support we can provide best-effort troubleshooting.
