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In Exchange Management Console go to Server Configuration -&gt; Client Access and select the tab Outlook Web Access.<br />
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Right click and select Properties and type in the Internal and External URL for OWA.<br />
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In Exchange Management Console go to Server Configuration -> Client Access and select the tab Outlook Web Access.

Right click and select Properties and type in the Internal and External URL for OWA.

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But i have only Internal URL place not External
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But i have only Internal URL place not External

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I have exchange server 2007 with domain.local and OWA(outlook web access) funtions.<br />
if i look at OWA properties ,there is only one place (internal URL:).<br />
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how can i also External URL place?<br />
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internal &nbsp;URL: <a href="https:\\domain.local\owa" rel="ugc nofollow">https:\\domain.local\owa</a><br />
external URL: <a href="https:\\domain.com\owa" rel="ugc nofollow">https:\\domain.com\owa</a>
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I have exchange server 2007 with domain.local and OWA(outlook web access) funtions.
if i look at OWA properties ,there is only one place (internal URL:).

how can i also External URL place?

internal  URL: https:\\domain.local\owa
external URL: https:\\domain.com\owa

Exchange server 2007 external URL

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