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Hello,<br />
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Do you have a free public IP you can dedicate to the Exchange server? If so, configure your firewall to NAT your Exchange server out as that IP then setup a rule to allow port 80 through.<br />
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JJ
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Hello,

Do you have a free public IP you can dedicate to the Exchange server? If so, configure your firewall to NAT your Exchange server out as that IP then setup a rule to allow port 80 through.

JJ

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I'm not very fluent on the networking side. &nbsp;Could you explain this in a bit more detail?<br />
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Thanks!
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I'm not very fluent on the networking side.  Could you explain this in a bit more detail?

Thanks!

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I have deployed a 2003 Exchange Server that is working properly internally. &nbsp;I have multiple public IP addresses available. &nbsp;I need to know how to make Port 80 point to the mail server. &nbsp;I'm currently using port 80 for a website that I host on a different server.<br />
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What are my options to all RPC over HTTP to work properly. &nbsp;At this time, I'm not using SSL. &nbsp;I'm using a D-Link DIR-655 Firewall.
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I have deployed a 2003 Exchange Server that is working properly internally.  I have multiple public IP addresses available.  I need to know how to make Port 80 point to the mail server.  I'm currently using port 80 for a website that I host on a different server.

What are my options to all RPC over HTTP to work properly.  At this time, I'm not using SSL.  I'm using a D-Link DIR-655 Firewall.

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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.