Exchange 2016 & XP&outlook 2010 sp2 unable to configure workaround

Environment:

Server: Windows Server 2016 + Exchange Server 2016 CU4

Client: Windows XP sp3 + outlook 2010 sp2

Outlook cannot be configured in the above environment. You will always be prompted for a password, which is normal under win7. The solution is as follows:

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Exchange 2007/2010

Set-OutlookAnywhere-Identity 'SERVER\ Rpc (Default Web Site)'-SSLOffloading $true-ClientAuthenticationMethod NTLM-IISAuthenticationMethods Basic,NTLM

Exchange 2013 + with backwards compatibility with Outlook 2010 and 2007

Set-OutlookAnywhere-Identity 'SERVER\ Rpc (Default Web Site)'-SSLOffloading $true-ExternalClientAuthenticationMethod NTLM-InternalClientAuthenticationMethod NTLM-IISAuthenticationMethods Basic,NTLM,Negotiate

Exchange 2013+ with Outlook 2013+

Set-OutlookAnywhere-Identity 'SERVER\ Rpc (Default Web Site)'-SSLOffloading $true-ExternalClientAuthenticationMethod Negotiate- InternalClientAuthenticationMethod Negotiate- IISAuthenticationMethods Basic,NTLM,Negotiate

Set the CertPrincipalName for the OutlookProvider settings.

Set-OutlookProvider-Identity EXCH-CertPrincipalName msstd: (Subject name of certificate) Set-OutlookProvider-Identity EXPR-CertPrincipalName msstd: (Subject name of certificate) Set-OutlookProvider-Identity WEB-CertPrincipalName msstd: (Subject name of certificate)

Set up the Client Access Server's Autodiscover:

Set-ClientAccessServer-Identity 'SERVER'-AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri' https://OWAHOSTNAME/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml'

Set up all IIS virtual directories:

Set-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory-Identity 'SERVER\ Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync (Default Web Site)'-ActiveSyncServer 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync'-InternalUrl' https://OWAHOSTNAME/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync'-ExternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync' Set-EcpVirtualDirectory-Identity' SERVER\ ecp (Default Web Site)'- InternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/ecp'-ExternalUrl' https://OWAHOSTNAME/ecp' Set-OabVirtualDirectory-Identity 'SERVER\ OAB (Default Web Site) '- InternalUrl' https://OWAHOSTNAME/OAB'-ExternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/OAB'-RequireSSL $true Set-OwaVirtualDirectory-Identity' SERVER\ owa (Default Web Site)'- InternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/owa'-ExternalUrl' https://OWAHOSTNAME/owa' Set-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory-Identity 'SERVER\ Autodiscover (Default Web Site)'-InternalUrl $null-ExternalUrl $null Set-PowerShellVirtualDirectory-Identity 'SERVER\ PowerShell (Default Web Site)'-InternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/powershell'-ExternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/powershell'-RequireSSL $true Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory-Identity 'SERVER\ EWS (Default Web Site)'-InternalUrl 'https://OWAHOSTNAME/ews/exchange.asmx'-ExternalUrl' https://OWAHOSTNAME/ews/exchange.asmx'-InternalNLBBypassUrl $null

Set the FQDN option of all the enabled Send Connectors:

Get-SendConnector | Where-Object {$_ .Enabled-eq $true} | Set-SendConnector-Fqdn OWAHOSTNAME

The client configuration is normal after restarting IIS!