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User unable to connect to OWA ...Exchange 2007 ISA 2006
If someone could help with my setup it would be awesome.
Lab enviroment
Cisco 2811 Routers
ISA server 2006
Exchange 2007
Setup Cisco router Public IP 70.158.x.x
Cisco router - ISA 172.20.10.1
ISA server External IP - 172.20.10.2
ISA internal 10.10.10.1
Exchange server 10.10.10.3 Exchange server also running DCHP
I can send and recieve emails with no problems
MX, A, PTR records are all fine. I can ping mail-server.mydomain.com and get a respond back from my external IP.
Problem, users are unable to access the OWA website from outside of the company. I can access the site from within the company with no problems. I have setup a weblistener on the ISA and published the site. The listener is set to listen on the external nic of the ISA box
When users try to connect to mail-server.mydomain.com/o wa they get a prompt from the Cisco router.
Do I have to define a static router to forward all request to my Exchange box. If so what is the process.
Thanks for the help in advance.
Jerry
Lab enviroment
Cisco 2811 Routers
ISA server 2006
Exchange 2007
Setup Cisco router Public IP 70.158.x.x
Cisco router - ISA 172.20.10.1
ISA server External IP - 172.20.10.2
ISA internal 10.10.10.1
Exchange server 10.10.10.3 Exchange server also running DCHP
I can send and recieve emails with no problems
MX, A, PTR records are all fine. I can ping mail-server.mydomain.com and get a respond back from my external IP.
Problem, users are unable to access the OWA website from outside of the company. I can access the site from within the company with no problems. I have setup a weblistener on the ISA and published the site. The listener is set to listen on the external nic of the ISA box
When users try to connect to mail-server.mydomain.com/o
Do I have to define a static router to forward all request to my Exchange box. If so what is the process.
Thanks for the help in advance.
Jerry
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djxtreme:
Thanks you, I just had to put on my glasses to see that I had put a 20 instead of a 10 (172.20.10.2). I am not happy again.
Thanks you, I just had to put on my glasses to see that I had put a 20 instead of a 10 (172.20.10.2). I am not happy again.
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That should have read I am now happy again.
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Yes it works great, now on to mobile access. I do appreciate your time .
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Any more ideas thanks in advance.