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How to Configure the Back-End Server to Act as a Target for the RPC Proxy Server
Topic Last Modified: 2005-06-02
This topic explains how to configure a back-end server to act as a target for the RPC proxy server.
To successfully complete the procedure in this topic, confirm the following:
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You are running Exchange 2003 SP1 on at least one server in the organization.
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You configured the back-end server, using Exchange System Manager, on a server that is running Exchange 2003 SP1.
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| The back-end server that you configure does not have to have SP1 installed. |
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Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft Exchange, and then click System Manager.
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In Exchange System Manager, expand Administrative Groups, and then expand the administrative group that contains your Exchange back-end server.
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Expand the Servers object, right-click the Exchange back-end server that you want to configure, and then select Properties.
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On the Exchange Server Properties page, click the RPC-HTTP tab, and then select the option next to RPC-HTTP back-end server.
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If you do not have a front-end server in your topology, you could receive a warning message as shown in the following figure. Click OK and proceed to the next step to configure the Exchange back-end servers.
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Click OK on the Exchange Server Properties page.
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If your back-end server is also a global catalog server, you could receive an additional warning as shown in the following figure. Restart the back-end and global catalog server if this warning message appears.
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Perform this procedure on all Exchange Server 2003 SP1 back-end servers that RPC proxy servers need to be able to access.
