- Sales for Outlook on non domain connected PC's
- Posted by Byron Wilkinson on June 22nd, 2005
I have some mahines where outlook accesses exchange via SSL over the net.
This uses the same technology that allows OWA, but acts like a proxying
function so that you can use the full exchange client in cached mode.
My problem is that these machines, while having access to the CRM URL, are
not, and never have been part of the domain. It appears that not only does
you PC have to be a part of the machine, but the account that you install SFO
on needs to be a domain member.
Is there a way to install it in a way that you have to authenticate against
the domain, but can remain aseparate from it???
- Posted by Peter Lynch on June 22nd, 2005
Nope - sorry
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- Posted by Byron Wilkinson on June 22nd, 2005
thats very unfortunate. Thanks for the reply
"Peter Lynch" wrote:
- Posted by Jeff Metcalf on July 1st, 2005
VPN client and set IE to prompt for username/pword.
"Byron Wilkinson" wrote:
- Posted by Peter Lynch on July 1st, 2005
Jeff
That works for browser client, but not for SFO
Peter
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- Posted by Fredrik on July 6th, 2005
Is their any workourand for this matter. I have severel clients who is
members in workgroups outside the domain and they have to use SFO for the
daily work.
Fredrik
"Peter Lynch" wrote:
- Posted by Peter Lynch on July 6th, 2005
There is no workround
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- Posted by Fredrik on July 7th, 2005
Ok, thanks for the reply!
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