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Do your firewall have all ports open to your OWA server? seems that your FW dont pass OWA server IP or port (80, if not ssl)
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Do your firewall have all ports open to your OWA server? seems that your FW dont pass OWA server IP or port (80, if not ssl)

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Yeah port 80 is being forwarded to the exchange server and 443 is.
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Yeah port 80 is being forwarded to the exchange server and 443 is.

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Found it - you were right. The admin access was going through HTTPS - which is 443 I'm assuming. I deleted that and it works just fine. Should there be admin remote access? If so how should I access it?
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Found it - you were right. The admin access was going through HTTPS - which is 443 I'm assuming. I deleted that and it works just fine. Should there be admin remote access? If so how should I access it?

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Should there be admin remote access?<br />
That is up to you. I wouldn't enable it if it was me. <br />
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Simon. 
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Should there be admin remote access?
That is up to you. I wouldn't enable it if it was me.

Simon.

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Ok - thanks a lot! Appreciate your help.
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I have OWA setup, whenever someone trys to access OWA it takes them to the user name and password for the firewall. What did I do wrong here?
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I have OWA setup, whenever someone trys to access OWA it takes them to the user name and password for the firewall. What did I do wrong here?

OWA Windows 2003

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