My understanding is that you must do a Front End/Back End arrangement,
and you have to use the Enterprise version of Exchange 2000. The Front
End box doesn't have to have much on it--no mailboxes, that is--but it
has to have E2K on it.
Rob
-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 10:16 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: IIS Front End to OWA 2000?
I'm currently in the early planning phase of an enterprise messaging
rollout
for a smallish company. I'm well-experienced with Exchange 5.5 and OWA
and
I've done my share of reading and research on Exchange 2000. The
problem is
that I've got a client with a pre-existing "fearofExchangeintheDMZ"
disease.
Since I obviously need to host whatever WWW service for OWA in the DMZ,
I
need some advice on the front end. Can a vanilla IIS 5.0 installation
support the web services for OWA inside the corporate LAN? I've found
plenty of info on doing OWA Front End/Back End configurations, but none
on
IIS-->OWA ones. Is this possible, or does IIS have problems
authenticating?
or are there ISAPI problems, etc?
If this can't be done, I have no problems telling the client that I'm
going
to put Exchange in his DMZ and do a standard F/E B/E config but I'm
going to
have to convince him and his cronies that their AD and message store is
still safe.
Thanks.
Eric
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