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Hi I have deployed exchange server 2019 in my environment. Exchange web app and outlook client for windows is able to login internally without internet requirement. I have also login exchange user on Gmail app and won Windows email client. I am unable to login on android outlook app.
error"the connection to your email server is timed out. Please check your email setting"
Hi I have added the A record as you mentioned I am facing autodiscovery latency on this screenshot is attached
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Hi,
It seems you are running the cmdlet Test-OutlookWebServices.
While I suppose this cmdlet should only function in Exchange 2010.
What is the detailed error message of failure?
You may add fl to show detailed information:
Test-OutlookWebServices -Identity:holly@Company portal .com -MailboxCredential (Get-Credential) | fl
Result of shared command
Result of command is attached.
These errors all point to the certificate.
Do you have a third-party certificate installed on your Exchange server containing the url webmail.domainl.com.pk?
yes It is installed. If I access webmail.domain.com the connection is secure.
Have you configured the internal url of activesync virtual directory to be https://webmail.domain.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync?
No, It is required to add ?
secondly can you please clear me about outlook mobile app connectivity required exchange to be publish online or it will work fine internally without publishing?
Yes. It is the url that clients use to connect to Exchange from internal.
By default it would be https://<server FQDN>/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync.
secondly can you please clear me about outlook mobile app connectivity required exchange to be publish online or it will work fine internally without publishing?
If you don't need external access for mobile devices and only want to have it work in internal network, to me it is not necessary to publish Exchange to internet.
I have added activesync url still it is not working. I think we have to publish it online as you can see below link.
Does the Exchange server have internet access?
Connectivity Requirements
Hi,
I am writing here to confirm with you how thing going now?
Did the issue get resolved?