Cris
Mon Nov 03 21:11:20 CST 2003
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the simple way would be to give them accounts on the SBS server and ISA =
should let them throw by putting in their user name and password (on the =
SBS domain)
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Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]
Please DO NOT email me directly but respond only in the newsgroup so =
that all can benefit.
"Lesa H." <lhethcoat@itservpro.com> wrote in message =
news:%23tBvopmoDHA.1672@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
I have a client who has been purchased by a larger organization. My =
client
has a SBS 2000 server up in a 2 NIC arrangement with ISA installed in =
the
standard way.
When they are visited by representatives from the new owners, the reps =
want
to check their e-mail at the corporate office via OWA. When they try =
to log
into their server (the corporate one, not the local one), they are =
prompted
with the normal OWA log in box where they enter their username, =
password and
domain. I can see that the server they are attempting to log on to is =
the
corporate one (the name of the server is listed at the top of the =
box). The
problem is that after they click OK to log in, they just keep getting
presented with the log in box again. In the background we can see OWA
loading and the screen being populated by the mail, be can't get to it
because of the log in box. I believe ISA is blocking access to their =
OWA.
How can I poke a hole and allow them to check their mail from my =
client's
site?
TIA
Lesa H.
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<DIV><BR>-- <BR>Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]<BR>Please DO NOT email me =
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have a client who has been purchased by a larger organization. My=20
client<BR>has a SBS 2000 server up in a 2 NIC arrangement with ISA =
installed=20
in the<BR>standard way.<BR><BR>When they are visited by =
representatives from=20
the new owners, the reps want<BR>to check their e-mail at the =
corporate office=20
via OWA. When they try to log<BR>into their server (the corporate one, =
not the=20
local one), they are prompted<BR>with the normal OWA log in box where =
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enter their username, password and<BR>domain. I can see that the =
server they=20
are attempting to log on to is the<BR>corporate one (the name of the =
server is=20
listed at the top of the box). The<BR>problem is that after they click =
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log in, they just keep getting<BR>presented with the log in box again. =
In the=20
background we can see OWA<BR>loading and the screen being populated by =
the=20
mail, be can't get to it<BR>because of the log in box. I believe ISA =
is=20
blocking access to their OWA.<BR>How can I poke a hole and allow them =
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