Windows

In general terms, setup Outlook Web Access for users.

Once you have Outlook Web Access setup (Here's a link for assistace: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/tcevents/itevents/office2000/tnq10110.asp )

Be sure to setup a DNS record that points exchange.yourdomain.com or something similar, to the internal IP address of the Exchange server.

From a web browser, you can then type in exchange.yourdomain.com and you will receive a dialog box asking for a username and password (and possibly domain name which is just yourdomain). Once they put in the proper credentials they will have access to their mailbox.

Use the directions in the link posted above for setting up OWA.

Hope that helps!

Ariston Collander
ariston@coxcomputer.com

wihout knowing which version of exchange it is a bit difficult so I choose exchange 2000 as an example.

here are the articles:
http://tinyurl.com/28jp6

http://tinyurl.com/39b32

short summary answer, you need to put your server in the dmz, or get an outside ip address. once you have this, open the traffic through your firewall to the server for secure http -8080- by default. users will then be able to open exchanges web interface. this is pretty straight forward.

i could go into more details about security, but i think that should be self explanitory. make sure the box is hardened and well updated.

good luck, should be pretty easy.