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I know this is from 3 years ago, but it was the top hit in Google when researching this exact issue.īecause (in our case), this is the first account being added there is no icon in the task bar to right-click. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact Liang Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. Put your email address - uncheck use guessmart and secure guessmart authentication - click Test to check your Open Outlook - press CTRL key - right click on the Outlook icon from right bottom corner taskbar - Test Email AutoConfiguration. If it fails, please open the working existing Outlook profile and run the Test E-mail AutoConfiguration Tool to check the Autodiscover service for this new user: Click Next to confirm whether this user can connect to mailbox successfully or not.
#Outlook 2016 unable to connect to exchange 2010 password#
Then fill in the new user email address and Password in the Auto Account Setup page.ĥ. Click Add to create a new Outlook profile for this new user.Ĥ. Please follow the steps below to have a try:ģ.
#Outlook 2016 unable to connect to exchange 2010 manual#
There is no manual option for Exchange connection How do you create new profile when a new user logs onto the same client pc? In Outlook 2016, only the auto setup with the Autodiscover service is supported for Exchange account to connect from Outlook side. Outside of digging through the registry and perhaps figuring out a way to workaround this issue, I would also like to know how we make this work with new profiles using the built in profile creation wizard. I did notice that we can create an OL 2016 profile internally and once that profile establishes a connection, we can then connect from the outside using MAPI/RPC over HTTPS, whichever OL 2016 ends up using. I understand that OL 2016 configures your connection by simply entering your work email and password and an external URL (mail server), but the connection never goes through and just hangs. You to enter the Exchange proxy information manually where OL 2016 does not. Our autodiscover testing via is successful and we don't have these issues using OL 2010 or 2013, although OL 2010/2013 allows Users that have taken advantage of this offer are not able to create new Outlook 2016 profilesĪnd connect to our environment using autodiscover, mainly from home/personal machines.
#Outlook 2016 unable to connect to exchange 2010 download#
We recently provided our users with an opportunity to download Office 2016 as part of the MS Home Use Program.
We are currently on Exchange 2010 SP3 RU9. We are seeing the same if not very similar issues. Has anyone been able to get Outlook 2016 successfully connected with Exchange 2010 (sp3) on existing and new profiles? Also, autodiscover issues will manifest in other very visible issues if there We have also tested autodiscover configuration using Microsoft's testconnectivity website.
Our environment is stable, running Outlook 2010/2013 without any issues. Network problems are preventing connection to the Microsoft Exchange." The error I receive when trying to allow Outlook to create a new profile is: However, when a new user logs onto the same client pc, the Outlook profile fails to be created. I have been successful in creating similar issues in a private lab configuration and getting very close results.
#Outlook 2016 unable to connect to exchange 2010 upgrade#
When performing an upgrade from Office 2010/2013 to Office 2016 with a pre-existing Outlook profile, the account appears (This is for Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2007 will be the different area such as xxx\15.Since the release of Office 2016, we have been trying to get Outlook 2016 client to connect to our Exchange 2010 environment. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover Outlook uses SCP (Service Connection Point) to autodiscover your local exchange server before it tries DNS, so it’ll still find the old one even if you have the correct DNS autodiscover set up. If your Outlook client machines are still trying to connect to your old onsite exchange server even though they are connected to your new Offcie365 service AND they are on an Active Directory domain (obviously), this might be why:
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