Re: Ports to be opened for OWA
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Most Admins place an HTTP to HTTPS redirect, thus they have Port 80 open as
well as 443.
You can close 80 off, but you will have to instruct your users that HTTPS
prefix in your OWA url is a requirement
Oliver
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- Re: RWW with no https
... Speaking about MS IIS as a web server, in HTTP, one can run multiple ... "host headers" and run all sites on the default port 80. ... to workstations, runs on port 4125, which is dynamically opened by the SBS ... HTTP why cant you do the same with HTTPS? ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: RWW with no https
... Change your ports for Kerio, using the instructions he provided, or get a different static IP for RWW ... Windows Small Business Server 2008 Unleashed ... running Https, I still have http open and free to use where ever. ... >> port but going to port 8080. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: RWW with no https
... /remote is a subfolder of 'Default Web Site' and the default site on SBS ... So just so we are all clear, RWW HAS to go over HTTPS. ... Even if I do https but port 8080 would not matter ... Basically that server is ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: RWW with no https
... /remote is a subfolder of 'Default Web Site' and the default site on SBS ... So just so we are all clear, RWW HAS to go over HTTPS. ... Even if I do https but port 8080 would not matter ... Basically that server is ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: RWW with no https
... /remote is a subfolder of 'Default Web Site' and the default site on SBS ... So just so we are all clear, RWW HAS to go over HTTPS. ... Even if I do https but port 8080 would not matter ... Basically that server is ...
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