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appargs
splash
phost
pport
puser
ppass
The Port Forwarder Settings menu for a port forwarder of the outlook type
includes the same commands as for the other port forwarder types. The
Quick Setup wizard (invoked with the quick command) prompts you for
information specific for setting up a connection to a Microsoft Exchange
server.
Table 147
Port Forwarder Settings Menu (/cfg/vpn/linkset/link/forwarder)
Command Syntax and Usage
quick (outlook) <local host IP> <Exchange server FQDN> <another
port forwarder> <application path> <application arguments>
<text shown in applet window> <HTTP proxy host and port> <HTTP
proxy host user name and password>
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- Set application arguments
- Set splash text in Applet window
- Set proxy host
- Set proxy port
- Set proxy username
- Set proxy password
Creates a Port forwarder link for starting Microsoft Outlook towards a
Microsoft Exchange server on the intranet. Services provided by the
Exchange server (mail, calendar, address book etc.) may be distributed
between different Exchange servers. If this is the case, you have the
option to create several Outlook port forwarders where the relevant
Exchange servers can be specified.
ATTENTION
The following prerequisites must be fulfilled for the Outlook Port
forwarder to work:
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The Exchange servers' domain name suffixes, e.g. example.com
if the FQDN is exchange.example.com, must be configured
using the /cfg/ssl/server #/ dns/search command.
•
The user must have administrator's rights on his/her computer or
have write access enabled for hosts and lmhosts files. Hosts and
lmhosts files are located in %windir%\hosts on Windows 98 and
ME and in %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts on NT,
XP and Windows 2000).
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The user's client machine must be of the Hybrid or Unknown
node type. The node type can be checked by entering ipconfig
/all at the DOS prompt. To change the node type to Hybrid (if
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