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Enable OWA on another website

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by k.zitko

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I am using Host Header Names to host multiple websites from one IIS Server with one public IP address. I have a site "http://corp.my_domain.com". I want to access OWA at "http://corp.my_domain.com/exchange" instead of at the default site address. How do I set this up? I'm working with Exchange 2000, Windows 2000 Server and IIS 5.0.
MS Knowledge Base Article #261953 covers this issue for Exchange Server 5.5, but I can't find an article for Exchange 2000.

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by dynamo2003

Try the following article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;246203&

XWEB: Configuring OWA Outside the Default Web Site (246203)

http:// support.microsoft.com / support / kb / articles / 246 / 2 / 03.ASP

Summary: Outlook Web Access (OWA) is installed on the default Web site during setup. Sometimes, you may want to run OWA from another Web site on the same server. This article offers information about running OWA from another site on the same server.

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by avswamy

configure a record in dns, pointer which directs to your http webmail, while creating this remove your default http access and create a new one with another name eg:webmail---webmail.yourdomain.com in a record. i hope this will help you.

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