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by jgipson
by shanghai sam
Use ip address as the 1st person suggested (I assumed if you are playing with these, you already know.)
By default if you install outlook web access (owa) it will install it on your DEFAULT web site. The default virtual directory is /exchange.
But if you want to install OWA on other virtual sites you need to do exactly as described in this article (Q246203 - XWEB Configuring OWA Outside the Default Web Site) from microsoft knowledge base. Looks to me like you forgot to load the exchflt.dll isapi extension on the virtual site. This dll is the redirector. So when you type http://server/exchange you are directed to ://server/exchange/logon.asp instead of ://server/exchange/usa/logon.asp as with the structure.
If you want to change the virtual directory say to http://server/email instead of http://server/exchange, you need to follow this article (Q174707 - XWEB Changing the Outlook Web Access Virtual Directory).
Good luck.
by jgipson
by zk
Use ip address as the 1st person suggested (I assumed if you are playing with these, you already know.)
By default if you install outlook web access (owa) it will install it on your DEFAULT web site. The default virtual directory is /exchange.
But if you want to install OWA on other virtual sites you need to do exactly as described in this article (Q246203 - XWEB Configuring OWA Outside the Default Web Site) from microsoft knowledge base. Looks to me like you forgot to load the exchflt.dll isapi extension on the virtual site. This dll is the redirector. So when you type http://server/exchange you are directed to ://server/exchange/logon.asp instead of ://server/exchange/usa/logon.asp as with the structure.
If you want to changethe virtual directory say to http://server/email instead of http://server/exchange, you need to follow this article (Q174707 - XWEB Changing the Outlook Web Access Virtual Directory).
Good luck.
(Why did my alias became transient on the abovepost? Timed out and posted as annonymous, transient, userdeleted, I think. Well here we go,..again)
by jgipson
by gbainbridge
Can you see any website you are hosting from outside your internal network, even the default?
If not, you should investigate how your network security is implemented. If your Exchange box has a private IP address, then you'll need to use NAT and map port 80 to the appropriate IP address. You might also want to ensure that port 80 is not being blocked entirely.
Hope this helps.
by jgipson
by jgipson
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