Test E-mail AutoConfiguration from Outlook clientġ. If there is still problem, please help me collect:ġ.
NET Framework 2.0 with SP2 on an Exchange 2007 Client Access server or on an Exchange 2010 Client Access serverĪfter that, check if the issue remains.
#Exchange 2010 out of office not working install#
Outlook 2007 crashes or you cannot access OOF settings after you install a package that contains the. To troubleshoot this issue, please install the hotfix mentioned in the following KB on the Exchange Client Access Server first: Can we access and configure OOF from OWA?Īs internal & external clients are using different methods/URL to access Autodiscover and EWS, which provided OOF service, I recommend we focus on the internal users first. When did this issue begin to occur, since the installation of Exchange 2010?Ģ. Please correct me if I have any misunderstanding.īefore we go any further, I would appreciate your help in clarifying the following questions:ġ.
Error message "Your Out of Office settings cannot be displayed, because the server is currently unavailable" was received from Outlook client side. Any suggestions would be helpful!įrom your previous post, I understand that OOF doesn't work for both internal and external clients. The Test E-mail AutoConfiguration within Outlook still appears to be looking for Autodiscover at different URLs. Here are the settings of Autodiscover and Webservices: C:\Windows\system32>Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory | Format-List RunspaceId : 86aaf7fc-ca19-45b2-87d1-45ec432a670d CertificateAuthentication : InternalNLBBypassUrl : GzipLevel : High Name : EWS (Default Web Site) InternalAuthenticationMethods : WhenChanged : 3:00:49 PM WhenCreated : 11:02:07 AM WhenChangedUTC : 9:00:49 PM WhenCreatedUTC : 6:02:07 PM OrganizationId : OriginatingServer : DOMAINCONTROLLER.domain_name.local IsValid : True Test-OutlookWebServices comes up with errors. I have done tons of research on WebServicesVirtualDirectory and AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory and set both internal and external URL's that work if you go to them in IE )internally and externally offsite). When users on both the internal network and external network try to access the Out of Office Assistant they get an error message of: " Your Out of Office settings cannot be displayed, because the server is currently unavailable". New server with a new Exchange 2010 install into an existing domain.
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