[wellylug] Apache as a proxy for Outpuke's web-interface

[Pete Black]

Something like squirrelmail basically acts as an IMAP client to exchange 
on behalf of the user. This works quite well, but needs IMAP to be 
enabled in Exchange settings. Obviously appropriate firewalling would be 
in place to prevent external users directly connecting to exchange.

I've used a variety of IMAP clients to connect to Exchange, and 
squirrelmail should be no different. There are also a variety of other 
web-based IMAP clients that you could use.


http://www.squirrelmail.org
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/en_US/SquirrelMailRequirements

Hope that helps,

-Pete


>Hi Guys,
>
>I need a case study for someone running Apache as
>a front-end (shielding exchange from the internet)
>for staff to be able to access webmail from home.
>
>I'm aware of the fact that it's next to trivial to
>set Apache up to do this, but I need someone as an
>*example* to be able to convince my manager :) that
>there's no need to but an M$ ISA license to do that ... 
>
>
>Cheers,
>Andrej
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