I've had most success so far with this approach (Tigunov's config -
https://gist.github.com/taddev/7275873).
( btw, I'm using Basic Authentication rather than NTLM ).
server {
server_name mail.contoso.com;
server_name autodiscover.contoso.com;
keepalive_timeout 3h;
proxy_read_timeout 3h;
#reset_
So I just need a stream and proxy_pass it to our Exchange? (I'm new to
Nginx, haven't seen stream config before; we're using SSL for everything).
Also, is it possible to have a combination? The deal is: the current setup
in our company is only 1 public IP address for a couple of services. Which
If data is a tcp stream use stream, if not then a http {} block should
work.
https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,14903,35128#msg-35128
http://windowsitpro.com/exchange-server-2013/exchange-server-2013-transition-rpc-http
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https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,264518,264522#msg-
It doesn't seem to mention the RPC (not RDP)?
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I've been searching the internet and tried a few approaches, but I was
wondering:
Is it possible to use Nginx (non-plus edition) as a proxy for Exchange
(2013) - in particular: RPC. I did manage to get the other stuff working.
Maybe by installing/enabling a (free) module?
If so, would someone b
