Karl
Wed Dec 17 11:58:52 CST 2003
Instructions are probably at www.microsoft.com/technet/security. I'm
guessing you didn't check the box on the security tab in the IIS MMC that
says "require SSL connections." However, you should probably follow the
OWA-specific instructions instead of checking that box for the entire web
site using my humble instructions.
IIS probably *should* be listening on port 80, because people are going to
try to access that port, and IIS can't very well redirect users to the real
site unless it's serving up some sort of page that allows redirection from
the site at 80 to the site at 443. Otherwise, users will need to remember
to use https:// in the URL to access OWA, and people with old shortcuts
pointing to
http:// will have problems.
"Andreas Hilp" <ahilp@tesla.de> wrote in message
news:brq292$uik$05$1@news.t-online.com...
> Hello,
>
> I want to use Outlook WebAccess (Exchange 2003) with SSL on an IIS 6 which
> is running on a Windows 2003 server.
> I have created a certificate successfully. After I have installed this on
> the default website you cannot connect to the https/SSL port 443. But the
> IIS is listening on this port.
> The connect to the default port 80 is working nevertheless.
>
> What went wrong? What can I do in order to use Outlook WebAccess (Exchange
> 2003) with SSL on IIS 6 (Windows 2003)?
>
> Kind regards,
> Andreas
>
>
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