You could check out Adam's guide Exchange Autodiscover – A Guide to Making Exchange Work Properly to see if other configurations(e.g. Get-OrganizationConfig | fl MapiHttpEnabled Get-MapiVirtualDirectory -Server | fl server, Name, InternalUrl, ExternalUrl
Get-ExchangeCertificate -Server | fl FriendlyName, CertificateDomains, Services, Issuer, NotAfter Get-ClientAccessService -Identity | fl Name, OutlookAnywhereEnabled, AutodiscoverServiceInternalUri Get-OwaVirtualDirectory -Server | fl server, Name, InternalUrl, ExternalUrl Get-OutlookAnywhere -Server | fl server, Name, InternalHostname, ExternalHostname Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory -Server | fl server, Name, InternalUrl, ExternalUrl Get-EcpVirtualDirectory -Server | fl server, Name, InternalUrl, ExternalUrl Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory -Server | fl server, name, InternalUrl, ExternalUrl Get-OabVirtualDirectory -Server | fl server, Name, InternalUrl, ExternalUrl Urls of Virtual Directories, Exchange Certificate etc.): Start-Transcript \log.txt Try to run the following commands to see your server configurations(e.g. I am wondering if the invalid security certificate and/or the autodiscover.xml page requiring me to login could be giving this issue?ĭoes anyone have any help/suggestions I've been trying to get this setup for about a week now and am racking my brain on it. If I type the username/password combination for the email address in question then it gives me access to the page. I can point the effected machines browser at (after doing the hosts redirect) and it pops up with a security certificate error asking me to continue, upon continue it then pops up with a username/password box asking me to login to get access to the page. Click on Update and if you cannot see this option, then enable the updates for the application by going to settings. To update your app follow these steps: Open Outlook and go to File> Office Account.
#Outlook not working after update 2019 software
Here in the test, the blanked out domain is '' which differs from our internal networks domain of 'MyDomain.local'. Keep the software updated so that any inaccessibility does not occur. Testing autodiscover from within outlook always fails. I have used this documentation to verify we do indeed have a SRV record setupĪnd my initial troubleshooting was based off this documentation as well. I have tried to edit the outlook registry settings on the effected machine using any combination of the following keys ExcludeExplicitO365Endpoint 1 I have tried to override the hosts file to point from '' directly to the exchange servers address but this does not work. The issue is our domain is 'MyDomain.local' and the email addresses are and this non-domain joined machine is failing to autodiscover.
We have a laptop that will not be joined to the domain but we still require access to the exchange server through outlook. We have an internally hosted Exchange server on the company domain, domain joined clients are able to autodiscover our exchange server with no issues.
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