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We are a Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition w/ OWA &amp;&nbsp;OMA, SQL 2000, Citrix Metaframe XP FR3 SP3 farm network currently being audited as all publicly traded companies are, under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. &nbsp;We have a corporate office and approximately 12-14 national field offices using NetVPN to communicate with the network. &nbsp;We are planning to deploy a front end server Exchange(in DMZ)/back end server Exchange Server topology. &nbsp;I need to know which publicly pointing services (like HTTPs) can be disabled without screwing everything up?
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We are a Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition w/ OWA & OMA, SQL 2000, Citrix Metaframe XP FR3 SP3 farm network currently being audited as all publicly traded companies are, under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.  We have a corporate office and approximately 12-14 national field offices using NetVPN to communicate with the network.  We are planning to deploy a front end server Exchange(in DMZ)/back end server Exchange Server topology.  I need to know which publicly pointing services (like HTTPs) can be disabled without screwing everything up?

Which publicly pointed services can go?

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