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I would like to know how to configure outlook anywhere. I have 3 server for mail servers as follows:<br />
* Main Exchange 2003 SP2 installed on Windows 2003 Server SP2<br />
* OWA 2003 installed on Windows Server SP2<br />
* ISA 2000 installed on Windows Server SP2<br />
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Both Exchange &amp;&nbsp;OWA server are connected in inside while ISA is connected in DMZ. In ISA server, we enabled HTPP &amp;&nbsp;HTPPS ports and published OWA service to allow employees to access their mailbox through the Internet. Only an ISA server has a NATED public IP address. <br />
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My question here is what are the procedures to configure &quot;Outlook Anywhere&quot;? &nbsp;
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I would like to know how to configure outlook anywhere. I have 3 server for mail servers as follows:
* Main Exchange 2003 SP2 installed on Windows 2003 Server SP2
* OWA 2003 installed on Windows Server SP2
* ISA 2000 installed on Windows Server SP2

Both Exchange & OWA server are connected in inside while ISA is connected in DMZ. In ISA server, we enabled HTPP & HTPPS ports and published OWA service to allow employees to access their mailbox through the Internet. Only an ISA server has a NATED public IP address. 

My question here is what are the procedures to configure "Outlook Anywhere"?  

Configuring Outlook Anywhere in a Proxy Environment

I would like to know how to configure outlook anywhere. I have 3 server for mail servers as follows:
* Main Exchange 2003 SP2 installed on Windows 2003 Server SP2
* OWA 2003 installed on Windows Server SP2
* ISA 2000 installed on Windows Server SP2

Both Exchange &amp; OWA server are connected in inside while ISA is connected in DMZ. In ISA server, we enabled HTPP &amp; HTPPS ports and published OWA service to allow employees to access their mailbox through the Internet. Only an ISA server has a NATED public IP address. 

My question here is what are the procedures to configure &quot;Outlook Anywhere&quot;?  

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.