Hi
I look after several customers that have Windows 2000 or 2003 SBS servers. I set up access for my cusotmers so that they can access their Outlook remotely with OWA (secured with a username/password and restricted user access).
Becuase this requires port 80 to be fordward in to the LAN, it could be considered to be insecure and dangerious. I have taken measures to redirect any port 80 traffic that is not directed at the /exchange virtual directory to redirect to the customers main web site. I have also change the default virtual name of exchange to add an additional layer of security.
So hence my question, how can I check for other virtual directorys I have may have missed???
Thanks in advanced.
Paulj
I look after several customers that have Windows 2000 or 2003 SBS servers. I set up access for my cusotmers so that they can access their Outlook remotely with OWA (secured with a username/password and restricted user access).
Becuase this requires port 80 to be fordward in to the LAN, it could be considered to be insecure and dangerious. I have taken measures to redirect any port 80 traffic that is not directed at the /exchange virtual directory to redirect to the customers main web site. I have also change the default virtual name of exchange to add an additional layer of security.
So hence my question, how can I check for other virtual directorys I have may have missed???
Thanks in advanced.
Paulj