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date: Tue, 2 May 2006 02:05:01 -0700,    group: microsoft.public.exchange2000.win2000        back       


Outlook Client to Exchange 2000 via a firewall   
We have a VPN dial-in system used for remote workers in Africa to | dial in 
and download email. This uses dual skinned firewalls and a | VPN Concentrator 
to secure the access. At the moment, the outer skin | only allows in 
IPSEC/IKE through and hence is fairly secure, but the | inner skin still has 
a pass all rule that I need to remove. | The problem is that the full Outlook 
Client is MAPI compliant and | uses MS RPC (sic) to talk to Exchange. As most 
firewalls can't track | the RPC calls, you either have to open a huge range 
of TCP ports | (which our Risk people won't allow) or you have to use fixed 
RPC | ports. (or use the Outlook Web client which is NOT an option). | I can 
find how to force Exchange to use fixed RPC ports, this is a | fairly simple 
Registry hack, but I can't find the same information | for the Outlook client 
machines. | Can anyone help me out? 

-- 
Steve Kerr
Technical Specialist
Barclays Africa
date: Tue, 2 May 2006 02:05:01 -0700   author:   Steve Kerr

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