Re: How do you have OWA configured????
From: David Ruschinek (drusho_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/02/03
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Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2003 12:27:15 +0300
try this:
XWEB: How to Change OWA Passwords Through IIS
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;267596
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"Leythos" <void@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> I have several Exchange 2000 servers running in different locations for
> different clients. The exchange servers are stand alone AD units that
> are running in the DMZ of the firewall. The E2K servers are not part of
> the clients LAN as far as AD or authentication goes. they use a separate
> login for their email server to keep them isolated from the LAN.
>
> Since these clients are very small, some are also running their web
> sites on the E2K machine - static HTML pages only - fully patched IIS
> with HTTP filtering on the firewall, and massive subnet block lists.
>
> I have the E2K setup on the same IP as the domain name mapping and the
> website, I have added a self signed certificate to allow SSL for OWA,
> and moved the default website HTTP to port 8081 (but not mapped a rule
> to allow it from the internet). The website comes in on port 80 and is
> mapped to a public root site on the IIS config - not the default site.
> The SSL port is mapped back to the OWA from the default IIS webs site IP
> on the server.
>
> So, here is the layout:
>
> Default Site: HTTP 8081, Internal IP #1 \default site
> SSL OWS Site: HTTPS 443, Internal IP #1 \Exchange
> Web Site: HTTP 80, Internal IP #2 \customers web site
>
> Firewall: HTTP 80, maps to Internal IP #2
> Firewall: HTTPS 443, maps to Internal IP #1
> No firewall mapping for 8081
>
> When users open https://domainname.com/exchange they get the certificate
> trust message, click yes, get into OWA, and all is good until they
> select OPTIONS and try to change their password. It appears that the
> CHANGE PASSWORD option takes them to a different location that is not
> within the \Exchange folder on the web. At this point I'm at a loss for
> how to allow users to change their passwords in OWA.
>
> Any ideas on how to let users change their passwords via OWA????
>
>
>
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