RPC over HTTP

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RPC over HTTP is a Microsoft protocol that allows Remote Procedure Call traffic to be tunneled over HTTP or HTTPS, enabling secure access to services like Exchange over the internet without a traditional VPN.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Microsoft technology
network protocol
alternativeName Outlook Anywhere NERFINISHED
RPC over HTTP Proxy NERFINISHED
authenticationSupport Basic Authentication over SSL
Windows Integrated Authentication
benefit enables secure access via SSL/TLS
simplified remote client configuration
uses standard web ports
category application-layer gateway protocol
tunneling protocol
configurationScope client
server
designedToBypass firewalls blocking RPC ports
developer Microsoft
enables RPC traffic over firewalls
RPC traffic over the internet
remote access to Microsoft Exchange
remote access without traditional VPN
introducedInProduct Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 NERFINISHED
layer application layer
primaryUseCase corporate email access from outside corporate network
protocolFamily remote procedure call protocol
relatedStandard HTTP/1.1 NERFINISHED
TLS NERFINISHED
requires IIS on the server
RPC over HTTP Proxy component on server
runsOn Windows Server NERFINISHED
securityFeature support for HTTPS encryption
status deprecated for Exchange Online
successor MAPI over HTTP NERFINISHED
supportedInProduct Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 NERFINISHED
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 NERFINISHED
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 NERFINISHED
Microsoft Outlook 2003 NERFINISHED
Microsoft Outlook 2007 NERFINISHED
Microsoft Outlook 2010 NERFINISHED
supportsTransport HTTP NERFINISHED
HTTPS
tunnelsProtocol Microsoft Remote Procedure Call NERFINISHED
typicalDeployment front-end Exchange server
reverse proxy or firewall publishing
usedBy Microsoft Outlook NERFINISHED
usedFor Outlook connectivity to Exchange
remote Exchange access for mobile users
usesComponent RPC Proxy service
usesPort 443
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