Conecting to the Exchange Server 2003 remotely

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I have a user who wishes to use Outlook 2003 rather than OWA so that he can
generate emails offline and synchronize when he is able to connect to
broadband at a later time. How can this be accomplished. The user is seldom
connected within the network. I wish to retain a copy of the emails on the
exchange server so that they are backed up each night.
 
Even better, the user can connect using https over RPC.

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After furious head scratching, Chris asked:

| I have a user who wishes to use Outlook 2003 rather than OWA so that
| he can generate emails offline and synchronize when he is able to
| connect to broadband at a later time. How can this be accomplished.
| The user is seldom connected within the network. I wish to retain a
| copy of the emails on the exchange server so that they are backed up
| each night.
 
Can you please explain how to do this??
I was trying to access my mail from an Exchange server remotely using
Outlook 2003 instead of Microsoft Outlook Web Access. I do not know exactly
what I did, but now I cannot get Outlook 2003 to do anything. It stays in
offline mode and I cannot change it under "File" or by right-clicking on the
icon. I also cannot make any changes to my Tasks or Calendar folders.

When I go to Tools/Email Accounts to try to change the settings or even
remove the new account, I get the following error message:
"The operation failed due to a registry or installation problem. Restart
Outlook and try again. If the problem persists, please reinstall." I tried to
access the email accounts through the Control Panel, but nothing happens.

When I try to add a new item to my Tasks folder, I get this error message:
"The messaging interface has returned an unknown error. If the problem
persists, restart Outlook."

I have tried restarting Outlook (and my computer) multiple times. I also
tried using "Detect and Repair" on the Help menu and with the installation
disk. The problems persist.

The only potential solution I found on the web was to click on the icon
indicating that Outlook is offline, and change it to online. This doesn't
work either. I have also tried clicking "cancel server request" but nothing
happens.

If someone can offer some advice short of reinstalling Outlook, I would
greatly appreciate it!

ya-ya
 
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