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Orjan Jerijervi

Or you could set up a VPN Server, which again would allow your clients
access to Exchange.

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Quote:> After hours of installing W2k server and Exch2k server i tried to set up
the
> server as a front end server in our DMZ for OWA to our existing Exch2k
> standard server. I used a Microsoft whitepaper as instruction to configure
> the server. Of course Microsoft didnt mention you had to use Exch2k
> enterprise edition to enable this function... Had to find out that another
> place.
> Is there any walkaround or registry tweaks for this?
> Or maybe there are some type of substitute 3rd party software i can use to
> let my Outlook clients access the server when people use their laptops on
> travels? The main issue is to send and recieve mail to and from the server
> with their existing accounts.
> Need some helping answers please?

> Orjan Jerijervi

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Quote:> After hours of installing W2k server and Exch2k server i tried to set up
the
> server as a front end server in our DMZ for OWA to our existing Exch2k
> standard server. I used a Microsoft whitepaper as instruction to configure
> the server. Of course Microsoft didnt mention you had to use Exch2k
> enterprise edition to enable this function... Had to find out that another
> place.
> Is there any walkaround or registry tweaks for this?
> Or maybe there are some type of substitute 3rd party software i can use to
> let my Outlook clients access the server when people use their laptops on
> travels? The main issue is to send and recieve mail to and from the server
> with their existing accounts.
> Need some helping answers please?

> Orjan Jerijervi

Quote:> What white paper did you use?

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Orjan

Quote:> You could try something like ISA server, which will handle Outlook Clients
> over the internet.

> Or you could set up a VPN Server, which again would allow your clients
> access to Exchange.

Orjan