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by bfilmfan
You most likely have port 135 and some other RPC required ports blocked:
See Microsoft's list of required ports:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/E2k3SecHardGuide/bff6826e-dbcd-4d50-8868-285a8bfca9ec.mspx
For other programs, this is a pretty decent list:
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~rakerman/port-table.html
by courtney
by techkid
by courtney
that is a good ide, but this is a home test network. The server is behind a firewall with private addresses. So I feel that doing that would still be just as vunalable.
If it helps, the PC that I am using to try to connect to the exchange server is not part of the domain?
by cvalley
I was having the same problem. Try enabling the exchange programs listed in this article.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/896742
It says to go to the exchange program folder (e.g c:\program files\exchsrvr) and add the following programs to the firewall's exception list
? EMicrosoft Exchange MTA Stacks (Emsmta.exe)
? Microsoft Exchange Information Store (Store.exe)
? Microsoft Exchange System Attendant (Mad.exe)
? Microsoft Exchange Site Replication Service (Srsmain.exe)
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