Has anyone reading this ever set up an Apache to reverse proxy Outlook Web Access 2003 to the Internet? Would you be willing to help me keep an IIS server from seeing the Internet? I'm so close, I just need a little help to make all of the pieces fall together. Currently, our school has no IIS servers exposed to the Internet, and my co-workers and I desperately want to keep it that way. But we just implemented an Exchange 2003 server and mgmnt wants to use Outlook Web Access 2003 to let users access Exchange from home. I've searched the depths of Google, and many admins have posted different views on using Apache to reverse-proxy OWA safely to the Internet. This is my goal. It seems like most of the posts have a few of the steps but not all. I think I have Apache configured correctly to proxy it, but it seems like there's something I'm missing, and I don't know what to do next. My experience level: running Debian unstable as primary machine at home for 2.5 years, Red Hat dual-boot since '99 before switching to Debian in Jan 2001. Admin - mostly Debian Stable running 4 BIND9 servers (2 of which are serving our Active Directory dns), 1 Exim mail relay, 3 Smoothwall firewalls, 2 Shorewall firewalls, and 1 Apache web server. Steven Robrahn North Central University Information Technology Department PC Fleet Manager 612.860.5412/sdrobrah at northcentral.edu _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list