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Howdy!<br />
&nbsp; Have 2003 SBS and using OWA from the outside (inside network works OK), but not being able to view Inbox. &nbsp;WHen I use regular (unsecure) <a href="http://mail.domainname.com/exchange" rel="ugc">http://mail.domainname.com/exchange</a>, I get the username and password prompt. &nbsp;Enter valid info, takes me to screen, and indicates there are messages unread, however, cant view any items including contacts, inbox, sent items, etc.. <br />
Initially was set as SSL (<a href="https" rel="ugc">https</a>:....) then removed the SSL requirement, restarted server and tied to connect with same result. &nbsp;I should note after I enter login information, I get the Security Certificate warning.. I click ok through 3 or so prompts, then the OWA screen pops up with all buttons and all, but no email, contacts, etc.. <br />
&nbsp; Have a Linksys router (I know I know) and have port 80 opened accordingly, as well as 443. &nbsp;Is there anything I am missing that would prevent the page from coming up correctly from the outside? &nbsp;Again, I authenticate without issue, so am a bit stumped. &nbsp;I have tried from more than 1 computer and get the same result.<br />
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&nbsp;thanks!
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Howdy!
  Have 2003 SBS and using OWA from the outside (inside network works OK), but not being able to view Inbox.  WHen I use regular (unsecure) http://mail.domainname.com/exchange, I get the username and password prompt.  Enter valid info, takes me to screen, and indicates there are messages unread, however, cant view any items including contacts, inbox, sent items, etc.. 
Initially was set as SSL (https:....) then removed the SSL requirement, restarted server and tied to connect with same result.  I should note after I enter login information, I get the Security Certificate warning.. I click ok through 3 or so prompts, then the OWA screen pops up with all buttons and all, but no email, contacts, etc.. 
  Have a Linksys router (I know I know) and have port 80 opened accordingly, as well as 443.  Is there anything I am missing that would prevent the page from coming up correctly from the outside?  Again, I authenticate without issue, so am a bit stumped.  I have tried from more than 1 computer and get the same result.

 thanks!

2003 Small Business Server SBS OWA Loading Inbox issue

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.