RPC over HTTP config
I'm trying to get Outlook to work using RPC over HTTP. I can make it work
fine on the LAN but not on the WAN. I'm not using SSL but I intend too once
I make it work over the WAN without. I have modified the registry on the
Exchange server to include AllowAnonyomus. OWA works fine from the WAN. I'm
pulling my hair out and if anyone can shed some light on making this work I
would greatly appreciate it.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Baseline results...
... it does have 2 rules in regards to HTTP traffic. ... > Destination = WAN ... the LAN (i.e. dial the internet from a different ISP, ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: Nat & startup
... WAN, LAN, and/or DMZ interfaces. ... Administered via http or https from the LAN. ...
(Debian-User) - Re: How to find its own internet WAN IP address ?
... need to know the WAN address of the host. ... An HTTP request may be sent through multiple NATs and proxies before being ... it worked pretty well for weeks, sending and receiving ... with no sign of connection failure ever. ...
(microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks) - Re: Help with reverse proxy for all TCP ports/protocols
... I am attempting to do a reverse proxy ... So all ports that come in from internet.server1.com go to my WAN IP ... and redirects it to 10.10.10.1 and all ports from ... I have used a reverse proxy for just HTTP host headers ...
(comp.os.linux.networking) - Help with reverse proxy for all TCP ports/protocols
... I am attempting to do a reverse proxy ... So all ports that come in from internet.server1.com go to my WAN IP ... and redirects it to 10.10.10.1 and all ports from ... I have used a reverse proxy for just HTTP host headers ...
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