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Will check and let you'll know the outcome
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Will check and let you'll know the outcome

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Thanks there was a nat on our firewall that was acting strange deleted and reonfigured on TOK
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Thanks there was a nat on our firewall that was acting strange deleted and reonfigured on TOK

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Hi,<br />
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We cannot access OWA from outside due to an incorrect certificate that is assigned to the url. OWA works fine from internally and the correct SSL certificate is assigned to the url. We have a freebsd server on our network that routes and receives mail from externally and routes it to our mail marshall server. I think that the incorrect certificate is so how configured on the freebsd but i do not have good linux skills to check and confirm my suspicion.<br />
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Regards<br />
Tinus
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Hi,

We cannot access OWA from outside due to an incorrect certificate that is assigned to the url. OWA works fine from internally and the correct SSL certificate is assigned to the url. We have a freebsd server on our network that routes and receives mail from externally and routes it to our mail marshall server. I think that the incorrect certificate is so how configured on the freebsd but i do not have good linux skills to check and confirm my suspicion.

Regards
Tinus

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