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Should I be able to manually create a profile in my Exchange 2013 environment without knowing theGUID@DOMAIN server name? When I specify the Ex2010 server name and Outlook Anywhere settings, the server name does not auto-resolve to the GUID as other threads suggest. I am curious whether others are able to manually
create a profile without knowing the GUID@domain.
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Hi all,
Our computers have Outlook configured to automatically configure a profile without any intervention. The profile is pointing to Exchange 2010, which is still running in our environment with Exchange 2013. When a user logs into a computer and launches Outlook for the first time, Outlook fails to connect and a "Cannot open your default-email folders" error occurs.
- I have verified that the Outlook Anywhere settings are configured correctly.
- If I delete the profile and create a new one using Autodiscover, everything works fine.
- Occurs on all clients - 2007, 2010, 2013, fully patched).
To troubleshoot, I attempted to manually create a new profile. I supplied the Exchange 2010 server name, and configured Outlook Anywhere. When hitting "Check Name", the server name stays to Exchange 2010 (does not switch toGUID@domain.com). When I launch Outlook, the connection fails. Again, an autodiscovery succeeds.
From my reading, it appears that Outlook should be updating the profile with the new GUID server name when it attempts to connect. The RPCClientAccessServer setting on the Exchange 2013 databases points to the Exchange 2010 CAS Array names.
Any ideas?
Thanks for your hel
