Re: Re-post - please help is you can

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From: Jeff L (newsgroupsremoveandunderscore_jeff_at_availabletech.net)
Date: 05/24/04 

Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 12:04:57 -0400

Why not use RWW when you can't get the rest to work.

Alternatively, you can VPN and then use your intranet.

You can also use ISA to publish a Sharepoint site on port 80 using headers
and DNS to individually identify the specific site.

A few alternative,
Jeff Loucks
       Available Technology
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"Laz" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F83785F4-C186-4453-AA99-70DB1439D2F1@microsoft.com...
> Hope someone can help,
> We are a small consulting firm, 99% at clients offices,
> There are 7 consultants out at clients and 2 staff in the office, I have
SBS2003 set up with 15 Cals.
> We use OWA a lot for email from our clients offices and it is fantastic,
> We also use sharepoint (perfect for a small team to share info that rarely
see each other), but we battle to get this to work all the time! The issue
is, the way I understand it is that sharepoint uses port 444, and that is
not standard, causing our clients proxy server and firewalls to block it. At
clients where it is working both firewalls and proxy server needed config
changes. If I change sharepoint to port 443 , it works great thru the
firewalls/proxy servers, but OWA stops working.
>
> Most our clients are large companies and there is a lot of red tape to get
them to change firewalls etc.
>
> Any help would be appreciated,
>
> ALSO - the fax server is fantastic; I can be at a client site and receive
a fax that came into the office, is there a way I can send a fax from OWA
???
>
> PS- We have set up some fantastic things in sharepoint and I am fast
becoming a fan of the product, it would be great if we could use it thru a
firewall all the time.
>
> Addition info - server has 1 NIC and router has built in firewall with
port 443/444 open, It had 2 NIC's in originally but I had problems with
exchange.
>
>
>
>

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