Re: OWA works on one server
- From: v-terliu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Terence Liu [MSFT])
- Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:50:41 GMT
Hello Customer,
Thank you for posting here.
Mark is correct, the general resolution is add a Front End for the 2
Exchange servers. Then, the FE will redirect the OWA request to the 2 BEs.
We need a third server to hold the Front End.
As we know, the Front End cannot hold mailbox, therefore, you unable to
make one of the 2 Exchange server to FE, except you move all mailboxes to
one Exchange. If that, we do not need to setup FE at all.
I have a workaround for you: publish the OWA on windows 2000 thru another
TCP port.
When you need access OWA from external, you have to publish the OWA from
internal to Internet. We do port forwarding on router before Exchange.
If you need to access OWA from Internet thru http://www.xyz.com/exchange,
you have to forward TCP 80 from router to Exchange. If you had forwarded 80
to windows 2003, you can forward TCP 81 to windows 2000.
Then, we need to make the OWA on windows 2000 to listening on TCP 81.
Please open IIS on Windows 2000 to modify the listening port for the OWA.
Now, we can access OWA on windows 2000 thru http://www.xyz.com/exchange:81.
I hope these steps will give you some help.
Thanks and have a nice day!
Best regards,
Terence Liu(MSFT)
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| Thanks Mark,
| So is that the only way to create a Front End Server, to bring a new
| Exchange server on?
| I have 2 Exchange servers now, what your saying is I can't make either
one
| of those a
| Front End server, right?
| Thanks for your help!
| Craig
| "Mark Arnold [MVP]" <mark@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:1k38d3ledotcrtujt8p6bu618n4tsgssf0@xxxxxxxxxx
| > On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 07:54:23 -0400, <stjoe5373@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
| >
| >>Hello,
| >>I'll try not to make this to long.
| >>I have a network with a Server that has Windows 2003 Standard Server
with
| >>Exchange 2003, I have another Server with Windows 2000 Server with
| >>Exchange
| >>2003 on that one as well. XP Pro for the most part on the clients. The
| >>issue
| >>I'm having is that I'm letting users access thier email account from
home
| >>via OWA. Anyone that is on the Windows 2003 Server can access it, but if
| >>your account is on the Windows 2000 Server you are denied access, it
| >>prompts
| >>you for a username and password but then says page cannot be displayed.
I
| >>do
| >>have OWA enabled on both Servers. If I can't get the 2000 Server to
work
| >>can
| >>I move the accounts to the other Server? And how could I do that.
| >>
| >>Thanks in advance, Craig
| >>
| > You are missing a key concept in Exchange 200x.
| > Only an Exchange Front End server will allow users to be automatically
| > redirected (from an external source) to any Exchange mailbox server.
| >
| > What you need to do is to bring up a new Exchange server (do it vmware
| > if you are short of kit) and make it a Front End
| > (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997801.aspx)
|
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