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It just means that eM Client is not set as the MAPI client. In Windows 10 go to Settings > Apps > Default apps > Application by file type > then scroll down to mapifile. (I think, I am not at a Windows 10 computer right now) See if changing that to eM Client helps.

So I added to the webmail WAF profile in the site paths /mapi and /MAPI as site paths pointed to my Exchange, added to the exceptions with /mapi/* and /MAPI/* alongside "/owa/*,/OWA/*,/ews/*,/EWS/*,/ecp/*,/ECP/*,/oab/*,/OAB/*,/oma/*,/OMA/*,/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync?". I also had to edit the "Exchange General" protection profile to add /mapi and /MAPI to the Static URL hardening entry urls, screenshots below:

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EDIT #2 10/21/2015I GOT IT!!! Through blind luck, I decided to remove "Negotiate" and add "Negotiate:Kerberos" to the "Exchange Back End > mapi" folder, and I could now log onto the MAPI/HTTP test page without an error. I still could not get a profile to fully work, so I fiddled some more with the MAPI folder permissions before I figured out that "Negotiate" had to be removed from the "Default Web Site > mapi" folder altogether.

I've narrowed down the problem to a 401 on several folders, most notably, autodiscover and mapi. The crazy thing is, when I use the direct host name of one of the exchange servers, I have no issues. A test page to a mapi or autodiscover url in IE works just like it should. I've set the autodiscover and mail A records to my first exchange server during troubleshooting, but that didn't seem to help, either.

Default Web Site > mapi > Authentication:Anonymous: DisabledASP.NET Impersonation: DisabledBasic Authentication: DisabledDigest Authentication: DisabledForms Authentication: DisabledWindows Authentication: Enabled -Providers: --NTLM

Exchange Back End > mapi > Authentication:Anonymous: DisabledASP.NET Impersonation: DisabledBasic Authentication: DisabledDigest Authentication: DisabledForms Authentication: DisabledWindows Authentication: Enabled -Providers: --Negotiate:Kerberos NTLM

I am not using the iApp as our configuration is more complex than the iApp handles without modification so I have opted to configure things manually. I have gotten to a point where everything is working with the exception of mapi over http. I am running version 13.1 of APM so mapi over http should be supported without issues. Whenever I launch outlook, I asked to enter credentials. After I enter credentials, it just asks again so I know I am having an authentication failure, but I am not quite sure what the cause is.

What fixed it for us was we needed to enable basic authentication on the mapi virtual directory for our exchange servers in ECP. Only NTLM and Negotiate were enabled. Once that change was made, outlook took right off.

We have NTLM/Negotiate right now. So I have to change it to Basic? Do I have to make SSO Profile changes on LTM, and configure Connectivity Profile for Exchange where I have to set Outlook Anywhere to Basic? And maybe add /mapi* wehre right now only /rpc/rpcproxy.dll exists?

Errors on the interaction can be captured using mapi_error(), possibly followed by a request to dump a short errormessage explanation on a standard file location. It has been abstracted away in a function.

Provided we can establish a connection, the interaction proceeds as in many similar application development packages.Queries are shipped for execution using mapi_query() and an answer table can be consumed one row at a time.In many cases these functions suffice.

The Mapi interface provides caching of rows at the client side. mapi_query() will load tuples into the cache,after which they can be read repeatedly using mapi_fetch_row() or directly accessed (mapi_seek_row()).This facility is particularly handy when small, but stable query results are repeatedly used in the client program.

The interface assumes a cautious user, who understands and has experience with the query or programming language model.It should also be clear that references returned by the API point directly into the administrative structures of Mapi.This means that they are valid only for a short period, mostly between successive mapi_fetch_row() commands.It also means that it the values are to retained, they have to be copied. A defensive programming style is advised.

Upon an error, the routines mapi_explain() and mapi_explain_query() give information about the context of the failedcall, including the expression shipped and any response received. The side-effect is clearing the error status.

Almost every call can fail since the connection with the database server can fail at any time. Functions that return ahandle (either Mapi or MapiHdl) may return NULL on failure, or they may return the handle with the error flag set.If the function returns a non-NULL handle, always check for errors with mapi_error.

To check for error messages from the server, call mapi_result_error(). This function returns NULL if there was noerror, or the error message if there was. A user-friendly message can be printed using map_explain_result().Typical usage is:

Send the Command to the database server represented by mid. This function returns a query handle with which theresults of the query can be retrieved. The handle should be closed with mapi_close_handle().The command response is buffered for consumption, c.f. mapi_fetch_row().

Send the Command to the database server represented by hdl, reusing the handle from a previous query.If Command is zero it takes the last query string kept around. The command response is buffered for consumption,e.g. mapi_fetch_row().

Terminate a query. This routine is used in the rare cases that consumption of the tuple stream produced should beprematurely terminated. It is automatically called when a new query using the same query handle is shipped to thedatabase and when the query handle is closed with mapi_close_handle().

Retrieve a row from the server. The text retrieved is kept around in a buffer linked with the query handle fromwhich selective fields can be extracted. It returns the number of fields recognized. A zero is returned uponencountering end of sequence or error. This can be analyzed in using mapi_error().

Return the length of the C-string representation excluding trailing NULL byte of the value. Zero is returnedupon encountering an error, when the database value is NULL, of when the string is the empty string.This can be analyzed by using mapi_error() and mapi_fetch_field().

Bind a string variable with a field in the return table. Upon a successful subsequent mapi_fetch_row() theindicated field is stored in the space pointed to by val. Returns an error if the field identified does not exist.

Bind a variable to a field in the return table. Upon a successful subsequent mapi_fetch_row(), the indicatedfield is converted to the given type and stored in the space pointed to by val.The types recognized are ** MAPI_TINY, MAPI_UTINY, MAPI_SHORT, MAPI_USHORT, MAPI_INT, MAPI_UINT, MAPI_LONG, MAPI_ULONG, MAPI_LONGLONG, MAPI_ULONGLONG, MAPI_CHAR, MAPI_VARCHAR, MAPI_FLOAT, MAPI_DOUBLE, MAPI_DATE, MAPI_TIME, MAPI_DATETIME**.The binding operations should be performed after the mapi_execute command.Subsequently all rows being fetched also involve delivery of the field values in the C-variables using properconversion. For variable length strings a pointer is set into the cache.

Log the interaction between the client and server for offline inspection. Beware that the log file overwrites any previous log. For detailed interaction trace with the Mapi library itself use mapi_trace().

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