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Do you mean you upgraded old exchange to exchange2013?<br />
Please elaborate. I am not clear
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Do you mean you upgraded old exchange to exchange2013?
Please elaborate. I am not clear

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No, we are bringing Exchange in house from Google Apps Mail.
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No, we are bringing Exchange in house from Google Apps Mail.

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Port forwards required are 25 for SMTP, to receive e-mail, and 443 for OWA.
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Port forwards required are 25 for SMTP, to receive e-mail, and 443 for OWA.

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I changed the MX and am getting 403 - Forbidden: Access is denied.<br />
You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied.<br />
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Also changed the port forwarding on the router for OWA to 80/80 to the internal. Are there any other port forwards that need to be setup?
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I changed the MX and am getting 403 - Forbidden: Access is denied.
You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied.

Also changed the port forwarding on the router for OWA to 80/80 to the internal. Are there any other port forwards that need to be setup?

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But also getting the 403 internally.
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You have to do a port forwarding for 443 - 443<br />
By default exchange will install a certificate (as part of installation).<br />
Access owa by https://mail.domain.com/owa<br />
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or disable SSL on IIS and try http://mail.domain.com/owa&nbsp;(not recommended)<br />
To disable SSL open the IIS Manager.<br />
Expand the Sites and click on Default Web site:<br />
Click on SSL Setting icons from the list and disable the Require SSL.
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You have to do a port forwarding for 443 - 443
By default exchange will install a certificate (as part of installation).
Access owa by https://mail.domain.com/owa

or disable SSL on IIS and try http://mail.domain.com/owa (not recommended)
To disable SSL open the IIS Manager.
Expand the Sites and click on Default Web site:
Click on SSL Setting icons from the list and disable the Require SSL.

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Hi,<br />
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We have configured an Exchange2013 server and are moving the MX, A, and OWA records. What forwards need to be setup in our router in order for the External records to communicate to the server? (If any)
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Hi,

We have configured an Exchange2013 server and are moving the MX, A, and OWA records. What forwards need to be setup in our router in order for the External records to communicate to the server? (If any)

What settings (forwards) in my router need to be setup for Exchange 2013?

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