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Making an internal web site visible to the world
Preface: I'm an absolute web neophyte. I believe this is a fairly easy one to answer, but I don't have time to do all the research and trial-and-error.
We upgraded to a new Exchange 2010 server last summer, but I still have my old (Exch20003) box running mainly as an NTLM box, but also still hosting a couple web pages under the same default directory (inetpub\wwwroot\....) These pages were publicly visible by virtue of the OWA url (the directories were simply appended to the main url - ie http:\\mail.myorg.org\library\ ) How can I 'publish' those web pages without revealing the
We upgraded to a new Exchange 2010 server last summer, but I still have my old (Exch20003) box running mainly as an NTLM box, but also still hosting a couple web pages under the same default directory (inetpub\wwwroot\....) These pages were publicly visible by virtue of the OWA url (the directories were simply appended to the main url - ie http:\\mail.myorg.org\library\ ) How can I 'publish' those web pages without revealing the
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