Agreed, OWA is probably a much better solution. One thing to note though,
if you are using OWA across the internet I highly suggest using SSL only
since you will be passing usernames/passwords clear text across the
internet (same as with POP3).
On another note; what's the point of using Exchange if you are using it as
a POP3 server?
Phil
>use exchange OWA instead.
>
>this is an Exchange/POP3 problem. not a fw problem. how would the firewall
>know which server to forward the request to?
>
>MS OWA will solve that problem.
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Phillip Renouf
Systems Engineer
Sobeys Canada
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