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sorry....last RPC over HTTP question...

Asked by wlandymore in Exchange Email Server

Tags: over, http, rpc

I still can't get a response from the Exchange server from outside.
I setup the SSL and then tried from inside and everything appears to be working great. If I go to http://server.domain.com/rpc or https://server.domain.com/rpc it will prompt me for the credentials and then give me the 403.2 error.
I can also use OWA using the http and https with the server name.
The lock is there so the certificates seem to be working great as well.

If I go from the outside to the inside the /rpc will work for http and https (i.e.-I get the prompt for password and then the 403.2 error).
The only thing is fails on is when I go to setup the account through the mail in the control panel. When I put in the name of the mail server (which is being used forthe cert) it will say that it can't contact the server.
I have 443 allowed in through the firewall to the exchange box and that's working because OWA works for the https://server.domain.com/exchange.

What else could I be missing?
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