Hi

Sorry if this has been answered somewhere before, I cannot find it anywhere.
Hopefully its an easy one.

I have SBS 2003 which we use primarily for OWA. I have accessed to an
external dns server which I point my domain names to. From this I have
created a sub domain which points to my SBS 2003 in my office.
office.domain.com > ip address of SBS 2003 (static adsl ip)
this works great. when I type office.domain.com/exchange i get my emails.

I now want to setup another sub domain. website.domain.com to point to the
SBS ie same ip, then for SBS to then point to another local machine within
the network. say 192.168.1.99. which is a webserver.

I have tried adding a new Forward Lookup Zone website.domain.com and set the
Host(A) as 192.168.1.99

this seems to only work when I am within my network ie vpn or direct
connection. I want it available via the internet.

Thanks in advance

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Po Che <me@poche.co.uk> typed:
> Hi
>
> Sorry if this has been answered somewhere before, I cannot find it
> anywhere. Hopefully its an easy one.
>
> I have SBS 2003 which we use primarily for OWA. I have accessed to an
> external dns server which I point my domain names to. From this I have
> created a sub domain which points to my SBS 2003 in my office.
> office.domain.com > ip address of SBS 2003 (static adsl ip)
> this works great. when I type office.domain.com/exchange i get my
> emails.
>
> I now want to setup another sub domain. website.domain.com to point
> to the SBS ie same ip, then for SBS to then point to another local
> machine within the network. say 192.168.1.99. which is a webserver.
>
> I have tried adding a new Forward Lookup Zone website.domain.com and
> set the Host(A) as 192.168.1.99
>
> this seems to only work when I am within my network ie vpn or direct
> connection. I want it available via the internet.
>
> Thanks in advance

Do you have more then one public IP address on your ADSL connection?
If you do then create a record in the public DNS server for
website.domain.com with the IP of the second IP address.

If you have only one IP address on your ADSL connection it gets a little
more tricky, and you'll need a SSL certificate for the OWA website (about
$20 from Godaddy).

If you do this then configure the router to direct port 80 to the web server
and port 443 to the Exchange Server.

On the Web server create two host header websites, one for
website.domain.com and one for office.domain.com, right click on the website
for office.domain.com and choose properties, select the Web site tab, then
select "A redirection to a URL" and enter
https://office.domain.com/exchange/.

When external users type http://office.domain.com they will get the website
on the web server on port 80 and immediately get redirected to the same IP
address on port 443 which goes to the Exchange server.

If you really want to get tricky, using the IIS Management Console on the
SBS, open the default website, find the default web page, (Probably
iisstart.htm) right click on it and choose properties, select the File tab,
then select "A redirection to a URL" and enter
https://office.domain.com/exchange/. If you want, you can select the
properties of the exchange sub folder, and on the Directory Security tab, in
the Secure Communications section click Edit and require SSL.

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