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xpuser8334 -> RE: OWA through PIX (30.Aug.2006 11:03:57 PM)
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Hi,
I had a similar configuration, but the server was a dedicated standalone MSE 2003 server.
To configure the PIX for MS Exchange, Cisco actually have examples which most people follow.
Although i read the articles, I had to cut down the amount of traffic, by reducing some of the ports
found in the Cisco articles.
If ou are using PIX 515/525 with version 6.1-6.3
the following is an excerpt from the cisco white papers.
(Please note usual disclaimer rules apply - if it breaks something - don't come crying to me - i'm only trying to help)
although it is for a front-end / back-end scenario, you apply the rules and ip's for the front end to your stand alone.
please note - this is NOT the most secure way of doing things, and it can potentially leave your ass out of your trousers, waiting for Mr. MS Security Vulnerability Hacker to probe his way in.
Try tie-ing access down to specific IPs, who require access to your mail server - i.e. clients and ISP passing SMTP mail to you. - try to watch your ass - as they say!!!
Hope this helps.
W.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/secursw/ps2120/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a008017278f.html#wp1003526
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