I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone has suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? cheers -- pw3382
Hi, You don't need an ISA server. Configure the PIX to allow SSL traffic (port 443) from the internet to the exchange server and it should work. If it doesn't post more information of your setup and what happens. Leif "pw3382" wrote in message news:4220814F-97F6-463E-ABE1-2F7DCB0D291A@microsoft.com... >I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone has > suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? > > cheers > -- > pw3382
I have two Exchange servers one is Exchange 2000 and the other 2003. I've configured the Exchange 2000 OWA on the PIX and all works fine but when i do excatly the same for OWA2003 i get page cannont be displayed. I have opened port 443 as per your post but still no joy. Is there any other ports that need to be open for OWA2003? cheers -- pw3382 "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > Hi, > > You don't need an ISA server. Configure the PIX to allow SSL traffic (port > 443) from the internet to the exchange server and it should work. If it > doesn't post more information of your setup and what happens. > > Leif > > "pw3382" wrote in message > news:4220814F-97F6-463E-ABE1-2F7DCB0D291A@microsoft.com... > >I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone has > > suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? > > > > cheers > > -- > > pw3382 > > >
Hi, Exchange 2003 can also use SSL. Do you access the 2003 server directly or do you use the OWA on the 2000 server? Normally when you have more mailbox servers you need a front-end server to make the internet name space unique. Leif "pw3382" wrote in message news:88B42C0D-FD89-4FAE-BD5A-F755B4DB3515@microsoft.com... >I have two Exchange servers one is Exchange 2000 and the other 2003. I've > configured the Exchange 2000 OWA on the PIX and all works fine but when i > do > excatly the same for OWA2003 i get page cannont be displayed. I have > opened > port 443 as per your post but still no joy. Is there any other ports that > need to be open for OWA2003? > > cheers > -- > pw3382 > > > "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> You don't need an ISA server. Configure the PIX to allow SSL traffic >> (port >> 443) from the internet to the exchange server and it should work. If it >> doesn't post more information of your setup and what happens. >> >> Leif >> >> "pw3382" wrote in message >> news:4220814F-97F6-463E-ABE1-2F7DCB0D291A@microsoft.com... >> >I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone >> >has >> > suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? >> > >> > cheers >> > -- >> > pw3382 >> >> >>
Hi, We access the OWA2003 directly the OWA2000 is a different server for another part of our company, and it works for them ok. The OWA2003 is for the rest of the company and this is the one that doesnt work. I've even tried a different public ip but still no joy. Cheers -- pw3382 "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > Hi, > > Exchange 2003 can also use SSL. > Do you access the 2003 server directly or do you use the OWA on the 2000 > server? > > Normally when you have more mailbox servers you need a front-end server to > make the internet name space unique. > > Leif > > "pw3382" wrote in message > news:88B42C0D-FD89-4FAE-BD5A-F755B4DB3515@microsoft.com... > >I have two Exchange servers one is Exchange 2000 and the other 2003. I've > > configured the Exchange 2000 OWA on the PIX and all works fine but when i > > do > > excatly the same for OWA2003 i get page cannont be displayed. I have > > opened > > port 443 as per your post but still no joy. Is there any other ports that > > need to be open for OWA2003? > > > > cheers > > -- > > pw3382 > > > > > > "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> You don't need an ISA server. Configure the PIX to allow SSL traffic > >> (port > >> 443) from the internet to the exchange server and it should work. If it > >> doesn't post more information of your setup and what happens. > >> > >> Leif > >> > >> "pw3382" wrote in message > >> news:4220814F-97F6-463E-ABE1-2F7DCB0D291A@microsoft.com... > >> >I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone > >> >has > >> > suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? > >> > > >> > cheers > >> > -- > >> > pw3382 > >> > >> > >> > > >
Hi, What happens when you try? Can you access OWA from the LAN? Did you add a certificate to the server? Leif "pw3382" wrote in message news:EAACA874-DA11-44D5-A173-F026D062972D@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > We access the OWA2003 directly the OWA2000 is a different server for > another > part of our company, and it works for them ok. The OWA2003 is for the rest > of > the company and this is the one that doesnt work. I've even tried a > different > public ip but still no joy. > > Cheers > -- > pw3382 > > > "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Exchange 2003 can also use SSL. >> Do you access the 2003 server directly or do you use the OWA on the 2000 >> server? >> >> Normally when you have more mailbox servers you need a front-end server >> to >> make the internet name space unique. >> >> Leif >> >> "pw3382" wrote in message >> news:88B42C0D-FD89-4FAE-BD5A-F755B4DB3515@microsoft.com... >> >I have two Exchange servers one is Exchange 2000 and the other 2003. >> >I've >> > configured the Exchange 2000 OWA on the PIX and all works fine but when >> > i >> > do >> > excatly the same for OWA2003 i get page cannont be displayed. I have >> > opened >> > port 443 as per your post but still no joy. Is there any other ports >> > that >> > need to be open for OWA2003? >> > >> > cheers >> > -- >> > pw3382 >> > >> > >> > "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: >> > >> >> Hi, >> >> >> >> You don't need an ISA server. Configure the PIX to allow SSL traffic >> >> (port >> >> 443) from the internet to the exchange server and it should work. If >> >> it >> >> doesn't post more information of your setup and what happens. >> >> >> >> Leif >> >> >> >> "pw3382" wrote in message >> >> news:4220814F-97F6-463E-ABE1-2F7DCB0D291A@microsoft.com... >> >> >I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone >> >> >has >> >> > suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? >> >> > >> >> > cheers >> >> > -- >> >> > pw3382 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
I can access it on the internal address from the LAN with no problems. What certifacte? -- pw3382 "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > Hi, > > What happens when you try? > Can you access OWA from the LAN? > Did you add a certificate to the server? > > Leif > > "pw3382" wrote in message > news:EAACA874-DA11-44D5-A173-F026D062972D@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > We access the OWA2003 directly the OWA2000 is a different server for > > another > > part of our company, and it works for them ok. The OWA2003 is for the rest > > of > > the company and this is the one that doesnt work. I've even tried a > > different > > public ip but still no joy. > > > > Cheers > > -- > > pw3382 > > > > > > "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> Exchange 2003 can also use SSL. > >> Do you access the 2003 server directly or do you use the OWA on the 2000 > >> server? > >> > >> Normally when you have more mailbox servers you need a front-end server > >> to > >> make the internet name space unique. > >> > >> Leif > >> > >> "pw3382" wrote in message > >> news:88B42C0D-FD89-4FAE-BD5A-F755B4DB3515@microsoft.com... > >> >I have two Exchange servers one is Exchange 2000 and the other 2003. > >> >I've > >> > configured the Exchange 2000 OWA on the PIX and all works fine but when > >> > i > >> > do > >> > excatly the same for OWA2003 i get page cannont be displayed. I have > >> > opened > >> > port 443 as per your post but still no joy. Is there any other ports > >> > that > >> > need to be open for OWA2003? > >> > > >> > cheers > >> > -- > >> > pw3382 > >> > > >> > > >> > "Leif Pedersen [MVP]" wrote: > >> > > >> >> Hi, > >> >> > >> >> You don't need an ISA server. Configure the PIX to allow SSL traffic > >> >> (port > >> >> 443) from the internet to the exchange server and it should work. If > >> >> it > >> >> doesn't post more information of your setup and what happens. > >> >> > >> >> Leif > >> >> > >> >> "pw3382" wrote in message > >> >> news:4220814F-97F6-463E-ABE1-2F7DCB0D291A@microsoft.com... > >> >> >I want to use OWA2003 just through my PIX but it doesnt work, someone > >> >> >has > >> >> > suggested i need an ISA server as well, is this true? and if so why? > >> >> > > >> >> > cheers > >> >> > -- > >> >> > pw3382 > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> > >> > >> > > >
