Hi,
this is another mystery I came to recently.

I wanted to be up-to date and installed SP3 on my WinXPEN so far up-to date
from WUD patched machine.

After then my Outlook 2003 stopped to communicate via RPC over HTTP
connection (Outlook anywhere).

I tested two machines. I also tried to integrate the SP2 into installation
ISO via nLite, then at virtual machine everything egain works fine, including
web browsing, but again, RPC over HTTP problem. On the fresh installed
machine.

As I searh internet, it seems I am only one having this problem. Some cry to
the darkness of someone who had the same problem but withou solution, but
else this problem is nowhere described. For this reson I uninstalled the SP3
and voilá, it works agan. I strongly depend on this feature so I decided not
to be up to date.

Can someone help me ?
Or maybe to submit a bug to Microsoft ?

thank you

Hi,

I have the same problem, do you using also internal CA for https ?

I'm still searching for a solution but like you said without success.

Dan


"Bert_Bert" wrote:

> Hi,
> this is another mystery I came to recently.
>
> I wanted to be up-to date and installed SP3 on my WinXPEN so far up-to date
> from WUD patched machine.
>
> After then my Outlook 2003 stopped to communicate via RPC over HTTP
> connection (Outlook anywhere).
>
> I tested two machines. I also tried to integrate the SP2 into installation
> ISO via nLite, then at virtual machine everything egain works fine, including
> web browsing, but again, RPC over HTTP problem. On the fresh installed
> machine.
>
> As I searh internet, it seems I am only one having this problem. Some cry to
> the darkness of someone who had the same problem but withou solution, but
> else this problem is nowhere described. For this reson I uninstalled the SP3
> and voilá, it works agan. I strongly depend on this feature so I decided not
> to be up to date.
>
> Can someone help me ?
> Or maybe to submit a bug to Microsoft ?
>
> thank you
>
>

> I have the same problem, do you using also internal CA for https ?
>
> I'm still searching for a solution but like you said without success.

it is possible I work for big company that has some EXE that updates
certificates I think only adds some trusted CA to certificates
but strange a little people having this problem and strange that if I have
all updates SP2+WUD that I do not have this problem (well, I am always
excluding IE7)