Should I make my IIS server my Exchange 2000 Front-end server or should I
get a new box to proxy requests to the Back-end server?
Gregg
by Greg » Sun, 22 Sep 2002 02:23:50
Gregg
by Melissa Travers [MS » Tue, 24 Sep 2002 02:23:06
If you have Exchange 2000 Enterprise installed on this IIS server, this can
be made a front-end server. See the following whitepaper
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/techinfo/deployment/2000/E2KFrontBa...
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Quote:> Should I make my IIS server my Exchange 2000 Front-end server or should I
> get a new box to proxy requests to the Back-end server?
> Gregg
1. OWA: Back End Server Works Fine, Front End Server Just Gives Logon Challenge Repeatedly
The subject line pretty much says it all. My backend server, front end server,
and client machine are all on the same hub. From the client machine, if I go
to http://back.mydomain.com/exchange/my_user_name, everything works fine. I
get the logon challenge, enter my user name and password, and up comes my
Outlook mailbox. However, if I go to
http://front.mydomain.com/exchange/my_user_name, I get the logon challenge,
but no matter what I enter, I just get the challenge again. The server is set
to be a front-end server and has been rebooted. Any ideas?
--Eric
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