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SBS 2008 unable to access Company Website or OWA from behind a TZ105W
The server is a SBS 2008, with an external website with exchange 2007. The issue came about due to the customer wanting a faster VPN connection. The previous setup was just a home edition linksys wireless router. The company website was accessible from external IP addresses, and web-mail.
The sonic-wall was installed, the necessary rules were put in place such as RDP, and SMTP. Well the users are able to send and receive emails, certain users can access email on their iPhones only, droid based phones unable to connect. When you go to access the company website: https://remote.xxxxxxxxxx.com you receive the sonic-wall's log in information.
The sonic-wall was installed, the necessary rules were put in place such as RDP, and SMTP. Well the users are able to send and receive emails, certain users can access email on their iPhones only, droid based phones unable to connect. When you go to access the company website: https://remote.xxxxxxxxxx.com you receive the sonic-wall's log in information.
Scorpeo is correct. You need to map your port settings as suggested.
I have seen issues also where external names (e.g. remote.domain.com) where remote.domain.com resolves to the Public IP address of the SonicWall or other router do not route the same behind the firewall as they would coming from the outside. This can lead to issues with email and other services not working the same in the Office as they do from outside.
I can't tell from your question whether this is an issue or not for certain.
I have seen issues also where external names (e.g. remote.domain.com) where remote.domain.com resolves to the Public IP address of the SonicWall or other router do not route the same behind the firewall as they would coming from the outside. This can lead to issues with email and other services not working the same in the Office as they do from outside.
I can't tell from your question whether this is an issue or not for certain.
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Thank you guys for all your comments, I originally configured the sonic-wall with the rules for email to pass through. The other aspects were not mentioned to myself, and I was pulled off the protect. I will pass the information on to my fellow technicians, and write back with the end results.
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Once the management ports were changed then the OWA and the Share-point site all came up without having to add the port number on the end of the url. Thank you everyone.
80 (HTTP)
25 (SMTP)
443 (HTTPS)
987 (Sharepoint)
3389 (RDP - Personally I would not use the default port number though)