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Secure Remote Access to Outlook Web Access (OWA) Web Sites: Part 1: Understanding SSL to SSL Bridging (Version 2.1)
- Published: Apr 03, 2005
- Updated: May 27, 2005
- Section: Tutorials :: Configuration - Security
- Author: Thomas Shinder
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One of the main reasons to bring ISA firewalls into your organization is to provide unique level of protection for remote access connections to your Exchanger Servers and services. In fact, if I were Bill Gates, I would require the product group to rename the ISA firewall from Internet Security and Acceleration Server to Firewall for Microsoft Exchange Server. That is how significant the ISA firewall’s Exchange protection technologies are and how it stands head and shoulders above virtually every firewall on the market when it comes to security. In this article we'll dive into a key ISA firewall OWA security technology -- SSL to SSL Bridging.
About Thomas Shinder
Dr. Thomas W. Shinder is an MCSE, MCP+I, and MCT. He has worked as a technology trainer and consultant in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metro area, assisting in development and implementation of IP-based communications strategies for major firms such as Xerox, Lucent and FINA.
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