Re: frontend server in perimiter

On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 13:24:02 -0800, "Exchange 2003 connection problem"
<Exchange2003connectionproblem@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Andy,
>
>Does this mean I have to give my FE exchange 2003 server a ip-adress in the
>domain range and it will keep the adress while standing in the perimiter.
>Thats what I am making up out of this,..I will try this monday first thing
>thank u for the fast reply...

No, it means put the server back behind the firewall and re-add it to
the domain.

>
>"Andy David - [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 06:41:01 -0800, "Exchange 2003 connection problem"
>> <Exchange2003connectionproblem@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> >Sinds I have put my exchange FE server in the perimiter, and configured the
>> >proper ports on my cisco pix firewall , now no communication to the Domain is
>> >possible.
>> The Front End server should be behind the firewall with a reverse
>> proxy in the DMZ.
>>
>> >I can send ping do, I must mention that I have configured my FE server when
>> >it was still in my Domain, I placed it in the perimiter and changed the
>> >membership to the workgroup , changed the Ip adress .
>>
>> Changed its membership to a workgroup? An exchange server has
>> to be a domain member.
>>
>> >I can use remote desktop for my other servers in the perimiter, so I guess
>> >its a local problem on my FE server.
>>
>> Yea, its in the DMZ and its no longer part of the domain
>> >I need to configure ipsec for secure communication but thats not the issue
>> >for having no communication to my intranet , I need to set up OWA for my
>> >users and am in kind of a hurry so all the help is welcome...
>> >
>>
>> Put it back behind the firewall, make it a domain member. Get
>> yourself a reverse-proxy and put that into the DMZ.
>>
>>
>> >
>> >
>>
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