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Exchange 2010/2007 external OWA
Background. 4 sites in AD. The one site is central in a datacentre. The three branches have Exchange 2007/Windows 2003. The Datacentre has Exchange 2010/Windows 2008.
I am trying to configure the Datacentre OWA to be the central point with a central name for all external users to connect to.
The firewall between all sites internally is completely open. All sites have Digicert ceritifcate. And installed correctly.
Active Directory Sites and Subnets are definitely configured correctly. I have tried enabling Integrated Auth via both console and poswershell.
But I still get:
Outlook Web App isn't available. If the problem continues, please contact your helpdesk.
The event viewer on the datacentre server throws this up:
The Client Access server "https://webmail.domainname.co.za/owa" attempted to proxy Outlook Web App traffic for mailbox "/o=domainname/ou=Exchange
Previously, webmail used to sit on the largest sites 2007 server as a seperate owa folder for external access and it worked fine with no issues for all other sites.
Any ideas?
I am trying to configure the Datacentre OWA to be the central point with a central name for all external users to connect to.
The firewall between all sites internally is completely open. All sites have Digicert ceritifcate. And installed correctly.
Active Directory Sites and Subnets are definitely configured correctly. I have tried enabling Integrated Auth via both console and poswershell.
But I still get:
Outlook Web App isn't available. If the problem continues, please contact your helpdesk.
The event viewer on the datacentre server throws this up:
The Client Access server "https://webmail.domainname.co.za/owa" attempted to proxy Outlook Web App traffic for mailbox "/o=domainname/ou=Exchange
Previously, webmail used to sit on the largest sites 2007 server as a seperate owa folder for external access and it worked fine with no issues for all other sites.
Any ideas?
Hi,
Can you run it through the Microsoft remote connectivity tester and let us know what you get back.
https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/
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Can you run it through the Microsoft remote connectivity tester and let us know what you get back.
https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/
M@
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Excuse the ignorance - but this question is for OWA? There isn't an OWA test there?
Web services will give you the output you need.
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ErrorNoRespondingCASInDest
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There definitely is a CAS in the site. Acive Directory Sites are configured correctly. The Exchnage servers are showing in Sites and Services under the correct site. There is also a Digicert ceritificate installed on each Exchnage server in the domain.
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