Adobe 38043740 - ColdFusion Standard - Mac Development Manual page 1214

DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS
Using External Resources
Enabling access to the Exchange server
To enable access to the Exchange server, ensure the following:
• The Exchange server, Exchange access, and WebDav access are configured in IIS.
• The Exchange server enables Outlook web access to all login users.
• If you are using HTTPS to log into the exchange server, you have a valid client certificate in the JRE certificate store.
Ensure that IIS is configured for access to the Exchange server
Open the IIS manager from the Administrative Tools control panel on the machine where the Exchange server is
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installed.
2 Expand the Web Sites node in the tree on the left pane. If you see Exchange there, the web application is configured
for Exchange. If you do not see it, follow the Microsoft instructions for configuring Exchange in the website
3 Click the Web Service Extension node in the tree on the left pane. The right pane shows Web Service Extensions
and their status. Make sure that Microsoft Exchange Server and WebDav entries are both allowed. If either entry is
prohibited, select it and click the Allow button.
Enabling Outlook web access
To establish any connection, the Exchange server must grant the login user Outlook web access.
Check and grant web access
1 In the Exchange administrator, open Administrative Tools > Active Directory Users and Computers > your domain
name > users.
2 Right-click the user whose ID you use to establish connections.
Select the Exchange Features tab.
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4 In the Protocols section, enable the Outlook Web Access entry if it is disabled.
Enabling HTTPS access to the Exchange server
To enable HTTPS access from ColdFusion to the Exchange server you must
• Enable SSL on the Exchange server system
• Ensure that the JRE certificate store has a valid client certificate
Enabling SSL on the Exchange server system
Use the following steps to enable SSL on the Exchange server system:
On the system where the Exchange server is installed, open the IIS manager from the Administrative Tools control
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panel.
2 In the tree on the left pane, expand the Web Sites node,
Right-click Exchange and ExchWeb in the expanded list and open the Web Site Properties dialog, then click the
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Directory Security tab.
In the Secure Communications section, click Edit to open the Secure Communications dialog. Select the Require
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secure channel (SSL) option, click OK, and click Apply.
As an alternative to steps 3 and 4, you could do the following: Right-click Default Web Site. In Secure
Communications->Edit, check the Require secure channel (SSL) option, click OK, and Click Apply. Select the nodes
(for example Exchange) for which to enable SSL.
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