I have a weird situation where my company does not allow RPC over HTTP(S) from outside of the company, but I have a satalite site with about 25 users. The main site and the satalite site are connected by a dedicated gigaman they currently have there own DC/GC but are using webmail, and I would like to give them the ability to access mail through the full client. The satalite site and the main site have a firewall between them, but there is not a firewall bewteen the front-end and back-end servers. Should I even use a FE/BE topology for RPC over HTTP(S)? Do i still need to lock down ports in the registry since all of the Exchange servers and DCs are all on the same network segment? Any suggestions or comments?
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RPC over HTTP(S) Question
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Are all of your GCs running on WIndows 2003?
You will still need to specify the ports in the registry and will need to import the certificate onto the workstations at the remote location.
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You will still need to specify the ports in the registry and will need to import the certificate onto the workstations at the remote location.
I hope you find this post helpful.
Regards,
Mark
Check out my scripting solutions at
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