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Also, because you are allowing Domain Users to authenticate on a public address, you should have a good internal security policy in place regarding logins and password length and complexity.<br />

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Also, because you are allowing Domain Users to authenticate on a public address, you should have a good internal security policy in place regarding logins and password length and complexity.


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OWA Configuration:<br />
I am trying to configure OWA and wanted to know if below is a security risk on the firewall:<br />
I have a public IP address which users will use to access OWA, therefore on the firewall I will have the following configuration:<br />
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access-list incoming 10 permit tcp any host (public_IP) eq https (this is set on the outside interface)<br />
NEXT:<br />
static (inside, outside) (Public_IP) (Exchange IP) MASK<br />
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Thanks<br />

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OWA Configuration:
I am trying to configure OWA and wanted to know if below is a security risk on the firewall:
I have a public IP address which users will use to access OWA, therefore on the firewall I will have the following configuration:

access-list incoming 10 permit tcp any host (public_IP) eq https (this is set on the outside interface)
NEXT:
static (inside, outside) (Public_IP) (Exchange IP) MASK

Thanks


Configuration of OWA

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