Re: OWA Default page can not be dispalyed.

2002-07-01 Thread Matthew Carpenter 



Looks like someone changed the IIS settings to 
force SSL. They should be using SSL anyway.
 
There is not a problem from what I can see. You do 
not want them accessing mail over port 80.
 
If it is really a problem, I would add a redirector 
such as  so that users do not complain 
about the "error page". GL

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Juan Rosas 
  
  To: MS-Exchange Admin 
  Issues 
  Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 4:26 PM
  Subject: OWA Default page can not be 
  dispalyed.
  
  Configuration:
   
  Windows 2000 
  Server SP2 
  Exchange 2000 
  SP2
  Certificate 
  installed.
   
  If a user tries to 
  see the OWA default page they get the page cannot be displayed message, this 
  is something that started to happen a couple days ago, usually they are able 
  to go to this unsecured page and then when they click to login they get the 
  login to access the SSL site.
  For example: 
  
  I go to http://mysite.com and I get the  page cannot 
  be displayed message.
  If I type https://mysite.com I get to the page with no 
  problems.
   
  I know that 
  regular http connections are made over port 80 and SSL connections use port 
  443 I spoke to the person in charge of the firewall and they told me that 
  nothing has been changed. I am also able to access the default page with no 
  problems within our intranet. Does anyone know what could be causing this 
  problem?
   
   
  Thank 
  you,
   
   
  Juan 
  Rosas
   List Charter and FAQ 
  at:http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm
List Charter and FAQ at:
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm

OWA Default page can not be dispalyed.

2002-07-01 Thread Juan Rosas 



Configuration:
 
Windows 2000 Server 
SP2 
Exchange 2000 
SP2
Certificate 
installed.
 
If a user tries to 
see the OWA default page they get the page cannot be displayed message, this is 
something that started to happen a couple days ago, usually they are able to go 
to this unsecured page and then when they click to login they get the login to 
access the SSL site.
For example: 

I go to http://mysite.com and I get the  page cannot 
be displayed message.
If I type https://mysite.com I get to the page with no 
problems.
 
I know that regular 
http connections are made over port 80 and SSL connections use port 443 I spoke 
to the person in charge of the firewall and they told me that nothing has 
been changed. I am also able to access the default page with no problems within 
our intranet. Does anyone know what could be causing this 
problem?
 
 
Thank 
you,
 
 
Juan 
Rosas
 
List Charter and FAQ at:
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm