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To access EAC / ECP with a browser you have to append
the corresponding base path to the URL (e.g. https://
www.example.com/ecp).
Access with ActiveSync
Mobile devices use the ActiveSync protocol to connect with Exchange. This option
enables access to IIS path "/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync".
Access with RPC/Outlook Anywhere
This option enables Outlook to establish an HTTPS tunnel to Exchange. In IIS the
RPC proxy service must be configured in path "/rpc". In newer Exchange and Outlook
releases the MAPI-over-HTTP will be used instead.
Before you try with Outlook, make sure the HTTPS connection
can be established without any warnings. Point the web browser
of the Outlook PC to the Reverse Proxy. The certificate must not
be expired, it has to present the correct server name and it must
have been issued by a certificate authority the Outlook PC trusts.
To our knowledge, reverse proxy authentication using client
certificates is not supported by Outlook.
Access with MAPI-over-HTTP
Outlook clients starting with 2010 SP2, 2013 SP1 and 2016 can connect with Exchange
servers running at least version 2013 SP1 or 2016 using MAPI-over-HTTP. The
corresponding virtual directory on IIS is "/mapi".
Access to Exchange Web Services
This is the modern interface to access Exchange. It's used for example by Outlook
2011 for Mac. The reverse proxy will forward to various files below "/ews/".
Client setup using autodiscover
This option grants access to Exchange's autodiscover feature (various files in directory
"/autodiscover/"). It makes configuring external Outlook and ActiveSync clients easy.