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Why am I getting an 500 Internal Server Error when connecting externally to SBS 2003 default websites (https)?

Asked by KioskGeek in Microsoft IIS Web Server, SBS Small Business Server, Exchange Email Server

Tags: https, windows server, small business server 2003, outlook 2003, certificate, IIS, SBS 2003

Hi everybody,

This morning I could no longer access the default websites of our SBS 2003 server from outside our LAN. This has always worked well before. IIS is running, and I can connect to the websites (/remote, /exchange (owa), ...) just fine from within our LAN.

The error I'm getting reads as follows:
500 Internal Server Error

An error occurred while trying to rate the website using the webfiltering service.

I have tried running the Internet & E-mail wizard, and set it to regenerate a certificate. This didn't change a thing. Why am I getting this message all of a sudden (no settings have been changed..), and how do I get rid of it? I've read elsewhere that this might well have to do with the fact that we did not purchase a SSL certificate for our server. What I don't get is why how this worked perfectly for over one year. Also, could there be another reason to this?

Thanks!
 
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Zones: Microsoft IIS Web Server, SBS Small Business Server, Exchange Email Server
Tags: https, windows server, small business server 2003, outlook 2003, certificate, IIS, SBS 2003
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