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no, you can create an A record on your external DNS then configure your firewall to allow port 443 to your server
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no, you can create an A record on your external DNS then configure your firewall to allow port 443 to your server

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Yes(considering only if you can not forward 443 port from 1st public IP). You will need public IP &amp;&nbsp;your firewall/routing device needs to forward 443 port to exchange server.<br />
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Consider having Exchange certificate also in your planning.
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Yes(considering only if you can not forward 443 port from 1st public IP). You will need public IP & your firewall/routing device needs to forward 443 port to exchange server.

Consider having Exchange certificate also in your planning.

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so as long as I am not using 443 originating outside for anything else I can do it on the 1st ext IP?<br />
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on the firewall something like<br />
all connections originating outside on port 443 will be NAT/port forward to intenrla mail server.<br />
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to check, communiction on 443 originating from inside will not be affected by this.<br />
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g<br />

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so as long as I am not using 443 originating outside for anything else I can do it on the 1st ext IP?

on the firewall something like
all connections originating outside on port 443 will be NAT/port forward to intenrla mail server.

to check, communiction on 443 originating from inside will not be affected by this.

g


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Hi all,<br />
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a quick and easy one hopefully.<br />
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I am going to install SBS2008.<br />
I want OWA to work from external clients.<br />
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Do I NEED to have a second external IP to use as port forwarding on port 443?<br />
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thanks very much<br />
Gareth<br />

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Hi all,

a quick and easy one hopefully.

I am going to install SBS2008.
I want OWA to work from external clients.

Do I NEED to have a second external IP to use as port forwarding on port 443?

thanks very much
Gareth


outlook web access port forwarding

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).

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.