Hello! I am runing an exchange server behind a NAT. at the moment only port 25 is forwareded. Which do i ned to forward for enableing outlook access from outside? Best regards, Enno
In article , 2006-04 @spam.verbrennung.org says... > Hello! > I am runing an exchange server behind a NAT. > at the moment only port 25 is forwareded. Which do i ned to forward for > enableing outlook access from outside? Outlook itself or Outlook Web Access? OWA would be 443 for a SSL web connection. Outlook, the application, don't do it. Setup a VPN to the server/firewall and then let the firewall rules allow Outlook Access to the server. -- spam999free@rrohio.com remove 999 in order to email me
hello > Outlook, the application, don't do it. Setup a VPN to the > server/firewall and then let the firewall rules allow Outlook Access to > the server. well yes i know, but i has to be acceed witha mobile device which can not handel a vpn connection. Maybe i can use imap instead. best regards, Enno
Hi, Or SSL (OMA or active-sync) Leif "Enno Lenze" wrote in message news:eD72ZChXGHA.1204@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > hello > >> Outlook, the application, don't do it. Setup a VPN to the server/firewall >> and then let the firewall rules allow Outlook Access to the server. > > well yes i know, but i has to be acceed witha mobile device which can not > handel a vpn connection. Maybe i can use imap instead. > > best regards, Enno
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 11:08:00 +0200, Enno Lenze wrote: >hello > >> Outlook, the application, don't do it. Setup a VPN to the >> server/firewall and then let the firewall rules allow Outlook Access to >> the server. > >well yes i know, but i has to be acceed witha mobile device which can >not handel a vpn connection. Maybe i can use imap instead. > >best regards, Enno Stay clear of IMAP unless you really have no choice.
