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 More options Nov 5, 3:03 am
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From: "Ramon" <r.ni...@makosoft.nl>
Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2009 17:03:03 +0100
Local: Thurs, Nov 5 2009 3:03 am
Subject: isa 2004 and two domains
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Hi,

We have got the following situation:
We have got 2 domains.  ("domain A" and "domain B").  ISA is a member of
"Domain A".  ISA has to be the firewall for both domains.
"Domain A" and "Domain B" both have unique public ip adresses.
Both domains have a exchange 2007 server. In ISA i configured rules to allow
incoming mail for both exchangeservers and this is working fine.
I have got a problem with publishing outlook web access for one domain.

SSL is configured via self signed certificates from a server in "domain A".
OWA is working fine for domain A but not for B. I receive an SSL chaining
error.

If I want to publish OWA in domain B, does the ISA than always has to be a
member of the same domain?

Ramon


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