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Did you set the Default Website Directory to use &quot;Windows Integrated Authentication&quot;...?
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Did you set the Default Website Directory to use "Windows Integrated Authentication"...?

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We replaced our sbs 2000 server with sbs 2003. We changed all firewall settings from the old server to the new server, so I don't believe it is due to a port being blocked, but not positive. OWA works fine while inside the network, but is not accessible outside the network. If we are outside the network and just type in mail.ourdomain.com it WILL bring up the welcome screen, but if you click &quot;remote workplace&quot; you get &quot;internet explorer cannot display&quot;, which is the same thing you get when you type in mail.ourdomain.com/exchang<wbr />e.<br />
It did not work at all until I changed directory security on the default web page. After that we can get to the welcome screen. Is there some other permissions I need to adjust?<br />
Equipment:<br />
New install SBS 2003 R2 server<br />
ipcop firewall<br />

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We replaced our sbs 2000 server with sbs 2003. We changed all firewall settings from the old server to the new server, so I don't believe it is due to a port being blocked, but not positive. OWA works fine while inside the network, but is not accessible outside the network. If we are outside the network and just type in mail.ourdomain.com it WILL bring up the welcome screen, but if you click "remote workplace" you get "internet explorer cannot display", which is the same thing you get when you type in mail.ourdomain.com/exchange.
It did not work at all until I changed directory security on the default web page. After that we can get to the welcome screen. Is there some other permissions I need to adjust?
Equipment:
New install SBS 2003 R2 server
ipcop firewall


can access welcome page but not owa on sbs 2003

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).