Microsoft Exchange Server 2013: Connectivity, Clients, and UM

Managing Outlook for Windows

You can do much of what you need to do to manage Outlook clients on Windows by changing settings on the Client Access Server (CAS) itself, as described in Chapter 1. This section talks specifically about actions you might need or want to perform to ensure the smooth functioning of your organization’s Outlook clients.

Managing Outlook Anywhere

Outlook Anywhere was first introduced in Exchange 2003, and it has evolved quite a bit since then. The benefits of allowing clients to get their email without requiring a virtual private network (VPN) connection are significant, but previous versions of Outlook and Exchange have sometimes made Outlook Anywhere configuration somewhat complicated. Exchange 2013 simplifies the Outlook ...