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Setting up Microsoft Entourage 2004 (Service Pack 2)

Configuration for UConn's Central Email Server

Note: Microsoft has discovered that a small proportion of customers who upgrade to Service Pack 2, may experience loss of Exchange email, calendar items, and/or contacts when upgrading to SP2 in Entourage 2004 for the Macintosh. See our webpage describing this issue for more information.

Automatic Configuration
If you are setting up Entourage for the first time, download and run our Entourage Configuration Script.

Manual Configuration
Follow the steps below to configure Entourage manually.

Go to the Entourage menu and select the Account Settings... command.
Entourage's Entourage menu with the Account Settings... command selected
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Click-and-hold the New button and choose the Exchange... option from the list of the account types that appears.
Entourage's Accounts window with the New button held down and Exchange... selected as the account type
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In the Edit Account - Account Settings section enter the following information:

Account Name

exchange.uconn.edu

Name

Your Full Name

E-mail address

first.last@uconn.edu
Account ID

Enter your NetID
Domain uconn
Exchange Server exchange.uconn.edu/exchange/first.last@uconn.edu

This DAV service requires a secure connection (SSL)

checked

 
Entourage's Edit Account window with Account Settings section showing with fields for: Name, E-mail address, Account ID, Domain, Password, Exchange server, and checkboxes for secure DAV service and overriding default DAV port
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Switch to the Advanced tab and enter the following information:

Public folders server

exchange.uconn.edu

This DAV service requires a secure connection (SSL)

checked

LDAP server

grove.ad.uconn.edu

This server requires me to log on

checked

Search base

dc=grove,dc=ad,
dc=uconn,dc=edu
Entourage's Edit Account window with Advanced tab selected and fields for Public folder server, LDAP server, and Search base. Checkboxes for secure DAV connection to public folders, overriding default DAV port, server log for LDAP server, SSL connection..
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Click the OK button and you're done!

Updated: 10/1/09