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RPC over HTTP - LAN works WAN doesn't

Asked by sirus1 in Microsoft Server, Windows 2003 Server

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I'm trying to get RPC over HTTP working, but running into problems.  Surprise surprise...

I've got:  1 Win2003 DC as Global Cat server, 1 backup DC running Windows 2000.
1 Exchange 2003 server as the only exchange server.  RPC over HTTP is installed.  Certificated service is installed.

RPC over HTTP works fine on the LAN.  I can verify with 'Outlook.exe /rpcdiag on my Outlook 2003 client.
I can run outlook with my 2nd profile set to RPC, with no issues.  Sending and recieving email works fine.

OWA also works.  I can access OWA both on the LAN and over the internet.
Again - the certificate is homegrown, so it has to be installed on the client, but once that is done OWA sessions work fine.

From my Client PC at home - I can get too, access and, download the Certificate from my mail server, to my home computer.  It installs fine.  (https:\\FQDN.com\certserv)

I cannot get Outlook to connect through RPC over HTTP from home.  I keep getting the error message that it cannot reach my mail server.  "the connection to the Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable"

rpingc.exe from the client fails with the message:
RPC Binding returned (0x6be). Could not bind using these parameters:
network address = 'servername.domain.com'
endpoint = 251
UUID =

Failed to Bind on ALL Protocols.

Does this sound like a port / firewall issue, or a configuration problem on Exchange?
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