web-based email and POP/IMAP access front end for Exchange server

[Brian Tafoya]

Yeah... it is called Sendmail! ;-)

Now, if the web server running Squirrelmail (which is what I use) and the
exchange server are behind a firewall, that is not an issue. Just open
ports 80/443 to the web server and keep the IMPA and POP ports blocked. :)


<quote who="Scott H">
> I have an Exchange server for company mail for
> about 1400 users.  My boss wants web-based email
> and POP/IMAP access from the Internet.  He agrees
> with me putting Exchange and Outlook Web Access
> out there is not a good idea, from a security
> standpoint.  So we're looking for a good OSS
> solution.  I know I can use products like
> squirrelmail and Horde's IMP to provide a
> web-based email front end, but how can I provide
> POP/IMAP clients access to their Exchange
> mailboxes, without opening up ports to the
> Exchange box?  Is there OSS software that will do
> this?
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
>
>
>
> .
>
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