Application Name	Outlook Web Access 2013 - Form Auth
Publisher	Microsoft
Date Entered	04/11/2014
Date Modified
webNetwork Version	6.2.1.123
Delivery Method	Virtual server
Configuration	Host Object ----------- Host Address : owa.example-cloud.com Host Port : 443 Web Application Object ---------------------- Web App Type : HTTP(S) Virtual Server Virtual DNS Name : wnowa.example-cloud.com Startup URL : /owa Rewrite Browser Cookies : Enable Internal Servers Require SSL : Enable Host Authority : Enabled HTTP Headers : FRONT-END-HTTPS : ON Single Sign On -------------- Form Type : Client Form Name : logonForm Form Trigger : /owa/auth/logon.aspx\?replaceCurrent=1\&url=https%3a%2f%2fwnowa.example-cloud.com%2fowa%2f Script : clkLgn();document.forms[0].submit(); Form Method : Post Form Inputs : username : YOURUSERNAME password : YOURPASSWORD
Notes

Host authority has to be Enabled so requests made to the internal web server will have the Virtual DNS Name of the web application placed in the HOST HEADER. OWA will use that to build its pages. Link must be set to "Native Window Override" due to the way the interface is written. If you see strange issues running OWA in a Dojo window, try launching it in a Native Browser Window. Your OWA system may not require the domain name, or may need your email address. If you use Apple and/or Android mobile devices and want to be able to SSO into OWA through the browsers on those devices, you will need to create an extra SSO form or two, setup just like the original form, except for the Form Trigger. OWA formats the URL differently on the mobile devices, therefore a trigger specific to those devices is needed. Trigger 1: /owa/auth/logon.aspx\?url=https://wnowa.company.com/owa/\&reason=.* Trigger 2: /owa/auth/logon.aspx\?url=https%3a%2f%2fwnowa.company.com%2fowa%2f&reason=.* If you want to set the Private option, then add the following to the script (beginning) document.getElementById( "rdoPrvt" ).checked = true;