Ed,

I understand WHAT it you want us to do, I guess I just don't
understand HOW to do it.

Our network architect is telling me, "With our current ISA Server
2004, I only have the ability to proxy each port a single time.
Because ports 80 and 443 are already being proxied to the external web
server in the DMZ, I can't proxy the same ports to a different server
inside the firewall.  To do that, I'd have to install a whole new
firewall.  Instead, we should just install the new OWA on the external
web server where it's been for several years.  We are no worse off or
less protected than we are now."

What do you think?

On 3/6/07, Ed Crowley [MVP] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
After a reread of your question, I strongly advise you to reconsider doing
that.  Move the front-end server inside your intranet and use IIS or a web
publishing appliance to proxy for your OWA and RPC over HTTPS clients.  To
install a front-end in your DMZ you must have a whole slew of dangerous
ports open on your inside firewall making it like Swiss cheese.  Putting a
front-end server in a DMZ is tantamount to militarizing it.

Ed Crowley MCSE+Internet MVP
Time Magazine's Person of the Year!
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 12:20 PM
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Subject: Cannot Install OWA 2003

Scenario:
 o  1 Front-end in the DMZ
 o  1 SMTP Bridgehead server
 o  1 Mailbox server (~950 Mailbox-enabled users)

Environment:
 o  Exchange 2003 Enterprise, SP2 (native) on Windows 2003 Enterprise,
SP1 in a Windows 2003 Native AD
 o  Outlook 2003, SP2 on client end
 o  SMTP Bridgehead server is running Symantec Mail Security for Microsoft
Exchange, version 5.0.4.363.  It also runs the AV console for administering
the AV on the mailbox server, handles the encryption services in and out of
the domain, and is the OWA Admin server.

Problem:
I'm trying to actually install the Exchange software on the FE and designate
it as such, but when I do that, I get the following error message from the
install application:

     "You must have write access to the local registry and the
      Remote Registry Service must be started"

I have looked at the permissions on the server and I have full permissions.
I have opened reged32 and given myself explicit Full Control to the HKLM
registry hive.  I have rebooted the machine three times.  The SMTP, NNTP,
IIS, WWW and Remote Registry services are all running.

I have Googled and can't find anything.

Anyone got any ideas?

Jim Blunt

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