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How to configure router for Outlook Web Access and Terminal Server?

We are running Windows Server 2003 SBS as our primary server, and Windows Server 2003 as our terminal server.  We are currently able to access the terminal server via the LinkSys BEFSX41 router, using ports 80 and 3389.  We are running Exchange 2003, and can connect using Outlook Web Access by pointing our browser to http://Server2/Exchange from within our LAN.
How can we enable OWA from outside our LAN?  Can we change the port setting on the terminal server, so that we can use Port 80 and 443 for OWA?
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I can connect within our network with full functionality.  When connecting from outside our location, an error message appears "There is a problem with this website's security certificate."  If I click "continue anyway" the error message is "HTTP Error 403.6 - Forbidden: IP address of the client has been rejected"

It appears that IP address restrictions are not enabled.  What is the next step?
The problem was found to be IP address restrictions on the default web site.  Both suggestions helped to find the problem.