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Does it work inside correctly?<br />
What does the traffic pass through?<br />
Are you using the same virtual site for both internal and external traffic?<br />
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Simon. 
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Does it work inside correctly?
What does the traffic pass through?
Are you using the same virtual site for both internal and external traffic?

Simon.

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Using Outlook, everything works fine, but when you try to access your mailbox with IE7, it just gives you the red x thing. Inside the LAN or outside the LAN<br />
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Internal Address is <a href="http://mysrv/exchange/" rel="ugc">http://mysrv/exchange/</a><br />
External is mail.mysrv.com<br />
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I have a Sonic Firewall and an Ironport Appliance. Neither is in the path of internal traffic.<br />
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Using Outlook, everything works fine, but when you try to access your mailbox with IE7, it just gives you the red x thing. Inside the LAN or outside the LAN

Internal Address is http://mysrv/exchange/ [http://mysrv/exchange/]
External is mail.mysrv.com

I have a Sonic Firewall and an Ironport Appliance. Neither is in the path of internal traffic.



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I created a new anonymous user and reset. All is well now... Thanks
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I created a new anonymous user and reset. All is well now... Thanks

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I have a 2003 Server running MS Exchange 2003. We frequently access email from the internet by pointing to a Public IP address and inside the LAN by pointing to a private address. This has been working fine. But, now when you try to access a mailbox, the html is missing... its all text with a bunch of &quot;red x's&quot; where the links should be. I've tried this with several users and does not appear to be tied to any individual user. Does anyone have a solution for this or any suggestions?
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I have a 2003 Server running MS Exchange 2003. We frequently access email from the internet by pointing to a Public IP address and inside the LAN by pointing to a private address. This has been working fine. But, now when you try to access a mailbox, the html is missing... its all text with a bunch of "red x's" where the links should be. I've tried this with several users and does not appear to be tied to any individual user. Does anyone have a solution for this or any suggestions?

Exchange Server Only Displays Text

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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.