Abstract
With Outlook Web Access (OWA) 2003, the organization's users can access their mailboxes using a Web browser. OWA 2003 has come a long way since Exchange 5.5 and 2000; it now looks and feels very similar to the full Outlook 2003 client. This chapter focuses strictly on the OWA security: the OWA authentication, enabling Secured Socket Layer (SSL) on OWA, restricting user access, allowing password changes through OWA, and redirecting Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to HTTPS. It focuses on the different authentication methods available in OWA and discusses how to secure the OWA 2003 server by enabling SSL, how to control user access, and how to allow the users to change their passwords through the OWA interface. The chapter ends by showing a little trick on how to redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS.
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