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Using Outlook 2003 without the Firewall Client - 16.Oct.2006 10:43:52 AM

vandalo

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Dear Thomas,

I was reading your article (Using Outlook 2003 with the Firewall Client) in which you explain how to configure ISA Server/Firewall Client to work with Outlook. In that article you say "You do NOT need the Firewall client to access outbound SMTP or POP3" but you do not explain how.
I would like to use my OutLook to connect my external POP3/SMTP server but I don't want to use the ISA firewall client (if I can).

Could you please help me?

regards

Alberto

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RE: Using Outlook 2003 without the Firewall Client - 16.Oct.2006 2:10:10 PM

spouseele

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Hi Alberto,

configure the client as SecureNAT client and make sure you have an acces rule allowing the POP3 and SMTP protocols for all users or a computer set (IP addresses).

BTW --- don't forget that SecureNAT clients must be able to resolve external FQDN's themselves.

HTH,
Stefaan

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RE: Using Outlook 2003 without the Firewall Client - 14.Dec.2006 10:24:41 AM

vandalo

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Stefaan, thank you for your reply.

I can add few infos for you. I have an administrative profile so I am enabled to everything on Isa Server 2004 (all protocols in all directions).

I configured an esternal DNS on my client but nothing works.

Probably I am missing something ...
What are the steps to configure a SecureNAT?
I am reading tons of articles with philosophical thoughts but I would simple configure my PC so that my Outlook 2003 can access outbound SMTP/POP3 emails, without the need of ISA Firewall client.

regards

Alberto

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