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Port 25, which is used by SMTP instance 'Default EXCHANGEFRONT', did not respond on server 0000
We can't recieve mail on a new exchange 2007 CAS we just installed, I get this error when I run the analyzer.
Port 25, which is used by SMTP instance 'Default EXCHANGEFRONT', did not respond on server 0000
Port 25, which is used by SMTP instance 'Default EXCHANGEFRONT', did not respond on server 0000
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My CAS is on a DMZ, should it be or no? If not then where? I was under the impression that the point of a CAS was so you could put it outside your network? Or at least firewall your backend?
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ahhh crap, just read up, CAS isn't supported on a DMZ. Well I was sure misinformed....crap.. Ok, so we want to protect our exchange 2003 server, how do we keep it behind a good firewall? Since CAS on DMZ it out of the question.?
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will Microsoft ISA work on the DMZ with only exchange 2003 on the inside? Or do I still need CAS?
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or forefront exchange security?
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Should I use ISA? Or forefront security for exchange? I'm thinking #2
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Or can I just use the Edge transport server that's built into exchange 2007?
Edge doesn't do OWA etc, it is only for SMTP traffic.
Forefront is an AV product, I don't think it is standalone, so would need a host, like Edge.
-M
Forefront is an AV product, I don't think it is standalone, so would need a host, like Edge.
-M
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We decided to migrate our 2003 exchange to 2007 so I can install the hub transport, and then installed the edge server on the dmz to connect to it.
I found that once I removed the IPv6 networks from my Receive connectors (All of them) It worked just fine. My issue was that I was in a Windows 2003 64-bit server and did not need the IPv6 addresses.
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