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I did actually run the wizaerd again, before your reply, and it did the trick! As your solution was correct, I will award the points. Thanks.
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I did actually run the wizaerd again, before your reply, and it did the trick! As your solution was correct, I will award the points. Thanks.

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We have a single windws 2003 sbs running exchange. We have recently had a rootkit infection of explorer.exe, which we have now fixed. This may be nothing to do with our problem, but thought I should mention it.<br />
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We find that we cannot access mail remotely by either <a href="https://owamail.domainname.co.uk/exchange" rel="ugc">https://owamail.domainname.co.uk/exchange</a>&nbsp;or by <a href="https://owamail.domainname.co.uk/remote" rel="ugc">https://owamail.domainname.co.uk/remote</a>.<br />
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We just get a page cannot be displayed error.<br />
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We cab ping our static IP address. Remote desktop does not work externally either. <br />
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I have checked that the ports 443 / 25 / 4125 and 3389 are all forwarded to te correct local IP address, and they are.<br />
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We have also just installed AVG v2011, but again, I don't know if this could cause a problem, as we do not use OWA very often.<br />
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I have checked with BPA for both SBS and Exchange, but apart from some minor disclosures, nothing was discovered.<br />
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Can anyone advise on how we can trap this?<br />

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We have a single windws 2003 sbs running exchange. We have recently had a rootkit infection of explorer.exe, which we have now fixed. This may be nothing to do with our problem, but thought I should mention it.

We find that we cannot access mail remotely by either https://owamail.domainname.co.uk/exchange or by https://owamail.domainname.co.uk/remote.

We just get a page cannot be displayed error.

We cab ping our static IP address. Remote desktop does not work externally either. 

I have checked that the ports 443 / 25 / 4125 and 3389 are all forwarded to te correct local IP address, and they are.

We have also just installed AVG v2011, but again, I don't know if this could cause a problem, as we do not use OWA very often.

I have checked with BPA for both SBS and Exchange, but apart from some minor disclosures, nothing was discovered.

Can anyone advise on how we can trap this?


OWA and RWW not working for our server

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).