Exchange 2007 owa redirection

You can use a redirection to point to the new URL.

Create a website with the old name and redirect it to the new URL.

You should change also your links on your website of course...

Thanks Bembi,
This is probably stretchng it a bit but you don't happen to ahve had any experience with DotNetNuke have you. Our website has benn created using this and I am trying tochange the links  but am having very limited sucess.

Check this out


https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24195450/how-to-remove-the-servername-owa-extension-in-OWA-on-Exchange-2007.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+10+2007+chang+exchang+owa+site

Ok, I understand....

No idea about this CMS, but as it is a CMS system, so it should be easy, otherwise it is a very bad CMS...

As far as the CMS links are concerned, I used to use one similiar a few years back. On the site, if you put in www.yourdomain.com/admin (or something like this) it will allow you to log in as the admin. From here, you can access the "back end" of the site and poke around a bit until you find the place to edit the links.

The /exchange variant should still work. It is there for co-existence.
If it is not there then you can soon add it using Powershell.

New-OwaVirtualDirectory -OwaVersion:"Exchange2003or2000" -Name "Exchange" -WebSite "Default Web Site" -VirtualDirectoryType:Mailboxes

Simon.

Thnks for all comments. Still no luck with the however. Did manage to crate new link on webpage to /owa directory which works but original is still there and still broken. Simon, I typed i the syntax you provided and ended up with a doub'e arrow prompt and that was it so i dont know it that worked or not. There is an exchange directory in the default web site on iis though.
Thanks again.

I cant get it to work but i have managed to create a new link on the web sit which users can use so that'll do for now. Thanks for all your help.