One of the annoyances of enabling Microsoft Exchange Web Outlook with forms-based authentication, is the fact that you must enable SSL in order for it to work. Well, there is a work around, here it is:
1. Start>Run>Regedit
2. Browse to ‘HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesMSExchangeWeb’
3. If it doesn’t exist, add a folder(subkey) called ‘OWA’.
4. Under the new(or old) subkey, add a DWord registry entry called ‘AllowRetailHTTPAuth’ and give it a value of ’1′.
5. Test the fix by going to http://servername/exchange and verify it brings up the form login.
via Petri.co.il
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