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Yba
Hi,
Current newtowk configuration is DC 2003, Exchange 2003 and ISA 2004, each
on a single box. OWA and RPC over HTTPS are configured and both work fine.
We have a number of remote clients that use OWA and I intend to make them
use RPC over HTTPS. Those clients are not members of the domain. Moreover,
making them domain members is out of scope.
I admit that I have not searched deep enough for how to configure RPC over
HTTPS for a client without bringing it over where it can connect to Exchange
over the LAN. If, ever, there is a way to configure RPC over HTTPS without
the hassle of bringing client PCs to the LAN where Exchange resides, then my
problem is solved, I just need to know how.
If, however, that is not possible, then I need to know how to establish a
VPN with my domain, from a remote client, through ISA so that clients
simulate being over the LAN. That way, I think, I can configure RPC over
HTTPS remotely. Kindly notice that a client connects to ISA through an ADSL
internet connection.
Any help with that is highly appreciated.
Thanks
Yba
Current newtowk configuration is DC 2003, Exchange 2003 and ISA 2004, each
on a single box. OWA and RPC over HTTPS are configured and both work fine.
We have a number of remote clients that use OWA and I intend to make them
use RPC over HTTPS. Those clients are not members of the domain. Moreover,
making them domain members is out of scope.
I admit that I have not searched deep enough for how to configure RPC over
HTTPS for a client without bringing it over where it can connect to Exchange
over the LAN. If, ever, there is a way to configure RPC over HTTPS without
the hassle of bringing client PCs to the LAN where Exchange resides, then my
problem is solved, I just need to know how.
If, however, that is not possible, then I need to know how to establish a
VPN with my domain, from a remote client, through ISA so that clients
simulate being over the LAN. That way, I think, I can configure RPC over
HTTPS remotely. Kindly notice that a client connects to ISA through an ADSL
internet connection.
Any help with that is highly appreciated.
Thanks
Yba