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  1. budrap

    OWA

    If I understand correctly, any user can connect to OWA on your LAN but only an administrator can connect externally from the internet. If so, then either a firewall and/or proxy server are most likely involved when accessing from the internet, correct?
  2. budrap

    OWA

    Just realized the previous document doesn't actually tell you how to generate a http certificate request. Go to the properties of the virtual server you're using for OWA - probably the default for if you aren't hosting any other sites on your server. In IIS Manager right click on the virtual...
  3. budrap

    OWA

    Sorry to be so long getting back to you. This MS TID gives a lot of basic information about using SSL with the virtual server component of the OWA system. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;319574#toc
  4. budrap

    Simple I bet - Backing up mailboxes

    First of all it is absolutely imperative that you not attempt to back up the Installable File System Drive (M:) According to MS doing so can damage your database! Download the white paper at the following URL...
  5. budrap

    OWA

    Are you using a HTTPS connection (SSL certificate)? If so your OWA web site should be configured for Basic Authentication only. Chances are you have both Basic and Windows Authentication enabled. The Windows Authentication is failing over http(s). (To check use IIS snapin to access...
  6. budrap

    OWA

    What is your OWA set up like? Are you accessing the OWA server directly or through an ISA server?
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