Hi all, Im setting up exchange 2010 for a client who has a hypehn "-" in their server names and i have gone to run the following powershell command so outlook 2003 clients can connectSet-RpcClientAccess -identity "Server-1.company.com" -EncryptionRequired $falseI've tried double quotes ", single quotes ' setting the servername in a variable first... but all to no avail.Anyone got a tip on getting this important, yet seemingly simple task done ?Now i realise i can set the secruity option on the outlook 2003 clients - but our prefered option is to modify the exchange server.Thanks.

I'm setting up exchange 2010 for a client who has a hyphen "-" in their server names and i have gone to run the following PowerShell command so outlook 2003 clients can connectSet-RpcClientAccess -identity "Server-1.company.com" -EncryptionRequired $falseI've tried double quotes ", single quotes ' setting the servername in a variable first... but all to no avail. Hyphens are valid in DNS names. For instance consider http://www.experts-exchange.com/The syntaxmight bewrong. I think it should be: Set-RpcClientAccess -Server "Server-1.company.com" -EncryptionRequired $falseYou could also try: Get-ExchangeServer -Identity "Server-1.company.com" | Set-RpcClientAccess-EncryptionRequired $false(I have no Exchange 2010 server in front of me right now.)Anyhow, you should post this question to the Exchange Server 2010 forumhttp://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchange2010/threadsMCTS: Messaging | MCSE: S+M | Small Business Specialist

you are completely correct jon - it was -server not -identity.... apologies for missing that and wastine peoples time!