Re: ISA FBA Issues with OWA

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Can I ask how you would do this in the DEFAULT.ASP file? I'm not a web
programmer, so I'm a little out of realm here....

OK, just copy and paste the following in a Notepad window, then save as
Default.ASP in the root of your website:

<% Response.Redirect("/Exchange") %>

For a more general discussion about using this method as opposed to
redirecting paths, see another thread in the newsgroup, that started on
03/15/2006, titled "Publishing an IIS virtual directory"; original poster is
JP Breton.

On the listener, the only authentication method I have checkmarked is
FBA.

Even if you wanted to enable another one as well, you would have not been
able to. FBA can only be used by itself, not in combination with others.

How is it that even though I'm only designating FBA as an
authentication method, that I'm getting a basic authentication dialog
box?

I don't know. I suspect that prompt comes directly from your Exchange
server, not from ISA - maybe you have another web publishing rule pointing
to the same server somehow. Did you verify the live (realtime) log to
confirm that the ISA rule being hit is the OWA one and not something else?

The only thing I can think of is some misconfiguration in the "Paths"
section of your rule(s)...

Virgil


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