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OWA through firewall
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| Sam Vohra 2002-12-21, 12:23 pm |
| Hi everyone
I have Exchange 2000 server behind firewall. Do I need to
open Port 80 for OWA. If yes, is it not scary to open port
80. Is there another secure way other than using SSL.
If I have to use SSL. Do I need to install anything on
clients' system, where from they will be using OWA ?
Thanks and Happy Holidays
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| Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] 2002-12-21, 7:25 pm |
| SSL is your best bet - and you need to open up port 443 on your firewall.
Nothing special should be needed on client machines - just browsers capable
of high encryption, which most are at this point.
Sam Vohra wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> I have Exchange 2000 server behind firewall. Do I need to
> open Port 80 for OWA. If yes, is it not scary to open port
> 80. Is there another secure way other than using SSL.
>
> If I have to use SSL. Do I need to install anything on
> clients' system, where from they will be using OWA ?
>
> Thanks and Happy Holidays
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| JohnnyBeGood 2002-12-22, 8:29 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by Sam Vohra
Hi everyone
I have Exchange 2000 server behind firewall. Do I need to
open Port 80 for OWA. If yes, is it not scary to open port
80. Is there another secure way other than using SSL.
If I have to use SSL. Do I need to install anything on
clients' system, where from they will be using OWA ?
Thanks and Happy Holidays
You will need a server certificate(especially if you want your users to be able to change their password with encryption.) | |
| chodan 2002-12-28, 10:16 pm |
| Is there a high security risk of opening port 80 for a single host? |
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