Re: Question about SMB2k3 and Exchange server
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 18:26:32 -0400
Event <Event.3cd0rb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
We are a small company that have an Exchange server up and running
with a pop3 connector configuration on our local domain:
companyname.local.
I suggest you ditch the POP connector - it's a kluge. Exchange is designed
to receive mail delivered directly via SMTP.
Within the LAN, everything is working nicely, but I would very much
like the users be able to reach the local exchange server from WAN
(Without OWA). I've done as much as to setup a dyndns.org address
"comapnyname.dyndns.org", but i'm not really sure what ports i need to
open
For RPC over HTTP (aka Outlook Anywhere), it's 443 for HTTPS.
to ensure full functionality and what address to use. Can i
simply type the "companyname.dyndns.org" address in the "Exchange
server address:" field when i've opened the necessary ports and
forwarded them to the exchange server?
See Charlie's post.
An alternative could be if I could connect to the server via the so
called "SBS connection manager" and use the local address, would that
work? I guess I still would have to forward some ports.
Yep, but you don't need VPN for this.
Best regards
Eric
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