Re: SBS 2003 and Outlook RPC over HTTP issues
- From: "Colin" <Colin@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:30:10 -0000
Hi Ted,
Sorry giving you good advice and improving the security your network offended you.
Regards Colin.
"Ted" <Ted@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:9BA0F1BD-DAA4-442C-829F-01893A44734B@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
port 80 has to be open so users can get webmail, otherwise how in Gods earth
are they going to get remote mail? i havent had any issues port forwarding
this to my server it works fine, anytime a port is open it leaves a security
risk. anytime a new user is assigned an account its a security risk,
any...need i go on...
"Colin" wrote:
Hi,
I haven't got the answer to your problem but I'd strongly recommend closing
port 80 on your firewall, it is definitely not needed and only lowers your
security.
Regards Colin.
"Ted" <Ted@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ABD35145-C381-4DF7-A583-03AE7BEDE6BF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
> SBS 2003 that has been running for 3 years with minimal issues. I have
> setup SBS and configured exchange on this machine years ago. Recently > I
> tried to configure an Outlook 2003 client on Winxp with all updates to
> connect via RPC over HTTP with no luck.
>
> I have about 20 of these SBS machines at other locations and have never
> had
> an issue getting RPC over HTTP to work. I re-ran the email connection
> wizard
> with no luck. Checked all ports on the firewall and 80 & 443 are
> forwarding
> to the server. I can initiate a session via HTTP only which works > fine.
> However I can not get RPC to work. I have tried this on several > machines
> and it is most definitely something that is screwed up on the server. > I
> know
> for a fact that at one point this was working. I did install CRM about > 2
> years ago but the customer didnt want to use this after a while so I
> uninstalled this. I am thinking that the CRM did something to my box > but
> I
> cannot seem to figure this out. I even tried my own laptop which I use > to
> test other customers machines with no luck. I am also unable to get > any
> windows mobile devices to connect either. It may be an issue with my
> certificate, authentication is setup correctly. I checked the RPC
> permissions in IIS and it is setup to use basic authentication for RPC
> requests.
>
> Any ideas? Both the server 2003 and the XP pro clients are fully > patched,
> office 2003 is up to SP3. I have also tried to run from a Vista client
> with
> office 2007 and it still is failing. The windows mobile device is > version
> 5
> with activesynch.
>
> Any help is appreciated greatly...
>
> Ted
.
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