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External OWA access not working

turboizzy
I have recently rebuilt my exchange server from scratch everything is working as it should however I cannot seem to get access external access to the OWA page. It was working before the rebuild. I have followed Bobs instructions here: 

https://community.sophos.com/products/unified-threat-management/astaroorg/f/55/t/44114

however this has not work. I have included screen shots of my current settings.

Any help appreciated.


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    I am running Astaro v8.300 and Server 2008 R2, can ping and traceroute to the server no problem. Can HTTP internally but no externally to the server. I have a NAT in place for another web server and that is working fine. I have no other firewalls in place.
  • 0 in reply to turboizzy
    Try some of these:

    1. Seems unnecessary, but power cycle your Astaro box if you haven't already done so.

    2. Delete the existing NAT route that doesn't work and recreate from scratch.  Use an external NIC (NIC card symbol) as the traffic destination.

    3. Temporarily turn off your NAT rule that works, and re-point the NAT that doesn't work to the server that works and see if it successfully carries traffic.

    4.  If you can, do the converse of #2.  Turn off the NAT rule that doesn't work, and temporarily re-point the NAT rule that works with your other server, at the rebuilt server and see if it functions properly.
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  • 0 in reply to turboizzy
    Try some of these:

    1. Seems unnecessary, but power cycle your Astaro box if you haven't already done so.

    2. Delete the existing NAT route that doesn't work and recreate from scratch.  Use an external NIC (NIC card symbol) as the traffic destination.

    3. Temporarily turn off your NAT rule that works, and re-point the NAT that doesn't work to the server that works and see if it successfully carries traffic.

    4.  If you can, do the converse of #2.  Turn off the NAT rule that doesn't work, and temporarily re-point the NAT rule that works with your other server, at the rebuilt server and see if it functions properly.
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