NTL and OWA

[arj]

Thanx for the quick replies for my last post...
Here's another one... :)
We've got our MS exchange server set up for Web access, all my users can connect OK except for anyone on an NTL broadband link (150k).
Do NTL block/throttle Outlook web access??
As I understand it it should only be using HTTP, so none of those blocked ports should affect it.

Cheers
AJ

[Paul]

That would be my understanding since it uses standard http. Maybe the proxies are screwing it - would you be able to post or pm a url ?

[MovedGoalPosts]

I use Outlook Web Access to check up in the evenings or weekends, on my office email, diary, etc. This is on a ntl:home 600 connection, and all works fine. It worked straight away, once I had set up the office exchange server (part of Small Business Server 2000) to allow it. All I had to do was to work out the IP address of my work's ADSL connection.

On the other hand I would use VPN if I could get that to work (something to do with my office server's settings I think), and of course VPN wasn't "banned" by ntl.

[zovat]

On the other hand I would use VPN if I could get that to work (something to do with my office server's settings I think), and of course VPN wasn't "banned" by ntl.

I have sent you a PM regarding this - I may have an answer depending on what client you are using :D

[arj]

The only way I got around it was using Opera on the client.
Strangley enough new installations of WindowsXP and IE whatever (fully patched or not) work OK.

Thanx for the replies
Cheers
AJ

[Derek]

I can access an Exchange web access site using Win XP and IE6 but not with any other browser.