Hi, We have mixed Exchange environment: 1) Head Office domain: domain.com (parent domain) Exchange: 2003 (it is our bridge head server) Clients: mixed (Outlook 2007 & Outlook 2003) E-mail: user@domain.com 2) Site Office domain: branch.domain.com (child domain) Exchange: 2007 (all roles installed on one machine) Clients: Outlook 2007 & 2010 E-mail: user@domain.com OWA, RPC and ActiveSync is published via ISA 2006 Branch Site is connected to Head Office via IPSec VPN We want to set up autodiscover for the site office exchange over the internet using ISA 2006. We have UC certificate installed on Exchange machine and ISA. A public DNS record is registered for autodiscover.domain.com which points to our ISA server's external IP. Autodiscover external URL is configured in Exchange as https://autodiscover.domain.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml Our problem is: Since all of us (both head office & site office) are using same e-mail address policy (user@domain.com), any user who is using Outlook 2007 and whose mailbox is in Exchange 2003 (head office) is also getting pointed to our Exchange 2007 (site office) because there is no way to disable autodiscover in Outlook 2007. How autodiscover should be configured in our situation? Is there a way to disable autodiscover in Outlook 2007 somehow? Group policy??

Hi Areeb2, Unfortunately, it is impossible to disable autodiscover in your Outlook 2007 client. The autodiscover service is running on exchange 2007 server. If you want to disable autodiscover on server side, you can disable autodiscover via this command: Get-ClientAccessServer | Set-ClientAccessServer -AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri https://badsetting.fake/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml it will point your AutoDiscoverServices to a fake URL. I hope it will help you to solve the problem.