rogerpatel
Technical User
- Jun 14, 2005
- 120
Hi, can you please advise and if wrong let me know what i need to do.
I have a small domain running 2003 sbs, we use exchange and file and print.
Our firewall is setup to allow HTTP & HTTPS in to the SBS server, this is so users can access OWA etc.
We have setup a MX record for the server for mail etc.
From outside the office anywhere we can type the following:
We are the presented with a IE Security Aler, of which we click YES.
No we get the SBS Welcome Screen, this gives us the options for :
My companys internal web site : dont work, dont work, dont want it.
Network Config wiz : dont work, dont work, dont want it.
Remote web workplace : works, and takes you to the RWW login screen, from here my users can access their computers.
Here are my questions :
Anyone in the world can go to is this correct, is there not meant to be some sort of login prior to this?
Is this how everyone else sets the SBS systems up, please bare in mind they have a requirement of being able to access OWA,RWW any where in the world and not from there own computers so VPN is a BIG NO.
The Firewall is open for all for HTTP and HTTPS as the users remote ip addresses are always different (there home isp's do not give them static addressed so we cant lock it down.)
Thanks and hope you understand what we are trying to do here.
Roger
I have a small domain running 2003 sbs, we use exchange and file and print.
Our firewall is setup to allow HTTP & HTTPS in to the SBS server, this is so users can access OWA etc.
We have setup a MX record for the server for mail etc.
From outside the office anywhere we can type the following:
We are the presented with a IE Security Aler, of which we click YES.
No we get the SBS Welcome Screen, this gives us the options for :
My companys internal web site : dont work, dont work, dont want it.
Network Config wiz : dont work, dont work, dont want it.
Remote web workplace : works, and takes you to the RWW login screen, from here my users can access their computers.
Here are my questions :
Anyone in the world can go to is this correct, is there not meant to be some sort of login prior to this?
Is this how everyone else sets the SBS systems up, please bare in mind they have a requirement of being able to access OWA,RWW any where in the world and not from there own computers so VPN is a BIG NO.
The Firewall is open for all for HTTP and HTTPS as the users remote ip addresses are always different (there home isp's do not give them static addressed so we cant lock it down.)
Thanks and hope you understand what we are trying to do here.
Roger