Configuring Connection Properties

The Connection tab in the Microsoft Exchange dialog box, shown in Figure 41-6, allows you to specify how your computer connects to Exchange Server. You can connect through the local area network (LAN), through dial-up networking, or through a third-party dialer such as the one included with Microsoft Internet Explorer®. The LAN connection option applies if you’re connecting over a hard-wired connection—for example, when your computer is connected to the same network as the server. You should also use the LAN option if you connect to the server over a shared dial-up connection hosted by another computer.

Use the Connection tab to specify how Outlook 2007 connects to Exchange Server.

Figure 41-6. Use ...

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