Is your ASSP in front of your front end Exchange? Or is it intercepting between
the front end and back end Exchange? If you use your front end Exchange to
proxy for both your SMTP and OWA, I would suggest putting ASSP in front of your
Front End exchange and then port forward HTTPS for OWA to your Front End.
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007 10:35:19 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Assp-user] Exchange 2003 Routing
Anyone here have a
front-end / back-end Exchange 2003 setup with a relay host for outbound
messages? Everything is working for me except that (from the Exchange
front-end) my "Public Folder sync replies" back to my "back-end Exchange" are
hung in ASSP till the connection times out. My outbound port on the
"front-end Exchange server" (to ASSP) is 125. ASSP then connects to my
outbound relay on port 25 and then off to the Internet from there. ASSP
and the Outbound relay are both on the same server. The outbound relay
also receives our incoming mail and then passes it on to the back-end
server.
When I change the
Front-end config to port 25, those emails hit my outbound relay and are
then routed to my back-end server. The emails go through
successfully, just not when going through ASSP.
Any
ideas?
Regards,
Brett
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