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Hello Tahnks for your answer<br />
Is there any other way to to fruition the projekt ?<br />
Like Routing &amp;&nbsp;Ras ? 
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Hello Tahnks for your answer
Is there any other way to to fruition the projekt ?
Like Routing & Ras ?

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Nope. SBS has specific requirements, and if thsoe requirements conflct with your other app, as it sounds like they do, then you have to resolve the issoue in front f SBS, hence doing so at the network edge.
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Nope. SBS has specific requirements, and if thsoe requirements conflct with your other app, as it sounds like they do, then you have to resolve the issoue in front f SBS, hence doing so at the network edge.

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Our customer would use Outlook Anywhere and Remote Desptop (Terminal Server). both over port 443<br />
Systemoveriew.<br />
Physical Server <br />
SBS Server 2008 Premium with Exchange 2007 SP3<br />
Installed Rolles: DC DHCP DNS HyperV ISS Certificate Server<br />
Virtual Server <br />
Server 2008 Standard 64bit<br />
Installed Rolles: Terminal Server, IIS, Remote Desktop Web<br />
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Outlook Anywhere works without failure over the 443 Port. on the physical Server <br />
Is it possible that Remotedesktop works also over the 443 Port on the Virtual Server ?<br />
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Is there a router can forward the port to 443 to two IP addresses?<br />
Is there a way to fruition the projekt ?<br />
<br />
Thanks in Advance
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Our customer would use Outlook Anywhere and Remote Desptop (Terminal Server). both over port 443
Systemoveriew.
Physical Server 
SBS Server 2008 Premium with Exchange 2007 SP3
Installed Rolles: DC DHCP DNS HyperV ISS Certificate Server
Virtual Server 
Server 2008 Standard 64bit
Installed Rolles: Terminal Server, IIS, Remote Desktop Web

Outlook Anywhere works without failure over the 443 Port. on the physical Server 
Is it possible that Remotedesktop works also over the 443 Port on the Virtual Server ?

Is there a router can forward the port to 443 to two IP addresses?
Is there a way to fruition the projekt ?

Thanks in Advance

Outlook Anywhere and Remote desktop both over 443 port

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).