Outlook Anywhere is not enabled on the Exchange server used at the company I work for.
People using Outlook on the Mac are able to get their mail remotely using EWS but i can't find any information on doing this in Outlook running on Windows 7.
Mac’s Mail client, however, seems to have its own ways. It authenticates intially, but after first “200 OK” response from Exchange server, which also indicates Persistent-Auth is set to false, Mail client follows up with another EWS request without including required authentication information. This issue occurs when you send an email message that's larger than the Exchange Web Services (EWS) message size limit that's configured on the Exchange server. Resolution You can increase the message size limit on the Exchange server to allow for larger email messages to be sent from Outlook for Mac clients and other EWS clients. If you have connection issues contact EWS (if in Engineering) or the Technology Services list (if a member of the Beta test). Contacts Please send all questions or comments about these policies to ews@illinois.edu.
Better mail client for Exchange EWS services? Discussion in 'Mac Apps and Mac App Store' started by 147798, Nov 16, 2012. Most Liked Posts. 147798, Nov 16, 2012. Is there a mail client out there for Mac that could be recommended for running against a hosted EWS backend? Or your company still uses Exchange 2003 and you have Outlook 2011 installed on you Mac? There are various scenarios where use of other than Outlook email clients would be beneficial to the company or individuals, but, sadly EWS support is only available in Apple Mail and email clients for mobile phones.
The Exchange Server is 2010, does anyone know if I can use EWS to send/receive mail from Outlook in Windows 7?
Thanks.
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The version of Windows is irrelevant. All Windows versions of Outlook connect to Exchange via MAPI (unless of course you're using Outlook Anywhere, POP, or IMAP).
Earlier versions of Mac Outlook (certain versions of Entourage) used WebDAV via the Exchange virtual directory. Later versions of Entourage/Outlook 2011 starting using EWS.
Outlook for Windows isn't capable of this (as far as I know) but why would you want it to? MAPI works well and accessing mail via EWS is more taxing on your Exchange server.
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Filezilla for mac. In the era of BYOD the ask has probably been put forth to block a specific apps from accessing Office 365 / Exchange Online. There are all many security reasons as to why the ask to block applications from using Exchange Web Services (EWS) would occur. My intent in writing this post was not meant to call out any specific app, rather, the app shown in the following post happened to be the one that I was asked to block by a client as it did not meet their corporate security policy.
The Set-OrganizationConfig command is required to block applications attempting to access EWS applications followed by specifying two EWS parameters.
Let’s first review your organization and see if you have a Block List setting and if there are applications in there.
Check out the video to provide instructions on connecting PowerShell to Exchange online:
Enter the following commands in PowerShell:
$UserCredential = Get-Credential
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection
Import-PSSession $Session
Enter the following commands in PowerShell:
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Get-OrganizationConfig ft Name,EwsApplicationAccessPolicy,EwsBlockList,EwsAllowList
The results listed above reports that the EwsApplicationAccessPolicy is not set and there is nothing in the EwsBlockList or the EwsAllowList
Most companies only wish to target specific apps to block. There are two methods to blocking applications. They are as follows:
- Block everything except everything on the allow list; EnforceAllowList
- Allow everything and except for what is listed on the block list; EnforceBlockList
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-EwsApplicationAccessPolicy <EnforceAllowList EnforceBlockList>
The EwsApplicationAccessPolicy parameter defines which applications other than Entourage, Mac Outlook, and Outlook can access EWS. If set to EnforceAllowList, only applications specified in the EwsAllowList parameter are allowed access to EWS. If set to EnforceBlockList, every application is allowed access to EWS except the ones specified in the EwsBlockList parameter.
-EwsBlockList
The EwsBlockList parameter specifies the applications that can’t access EWS when the EwsApplicationAccessPolicy parameter is set to EnforceBlockList.
-EwsAllowList
The EwsAllowList parameter specifies the applications (user agent strings) that can access EWS when the EwsApplicationAccessPolicy parameter is set to EnforceAllowList.
This method will show how to allow all applications (that use EWS) and only block ones on the block list. You’ll see the command to block a specific application and then the confirmation command after.
Set-OrganizationConfig –EwsApplicationAccessPolicy:EnforceBlockList –EwsBlockList:”CloudMagic*”
Given some replication and policy time the user will see this.