Publique Exchange Server 2007 utilizando ISA Server 2006

Conozca paso a paso lo que debe hacer para publicar los servicios de mensajería y colaboración de Exchange Server 2007 hacia Internet.

Microsoft® Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2006 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 are designed to work closely together in your network to provide a secure messaging environment. This document explains how to publish computers running Exchange 2007 both to receive and send Internet e-mail messages and to allow clients to access their mailboxes from the Internet.

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ISA Server 2006 is the security gateway that helps protect your mission-critical applications from Internet-based threats. ISA Server enables your business to do more, with secure access to Microsoft applications and data. Secure your Microsoft application infrastructure by protecting your corporate applications, services, and data across all network layers with stateful packet inspection, application-layer filtering, and comprehensive publishing tools. Streamline your network with simplified administrator and user experiences through a unified firewall and virtual private network (VPN) architecture. Safeguard your information technology environment to reduce security risks and costs, and help eliminate the effects that malicious software and attackers have on your business.

Exchange 2007 is the latest Microsoft messaging and collaboration server software product that runs on servers. Using Exchange 2007, you can send and receive electronic mail and other forms of interactive communication through computer networks. Designed to interoperate with a software client application such as Microsoft Office Outlook®, Exchange 2007 also interoperates with Outlook Express and other e-mail client applications. E-mail messages are sent and received through what is commonly referred to as a client device such as a personal computer, workstation, or a mobile device including mobile phones or Pocket PCs. The client typically connects to a network of centralized computer systems comprised of servers or mainframe computers where the e-mail mailboxes are stored. The centralized e-mail servers connect to the Internet and private networks where e-mail messages are sent to and received from other e-mail users. Exchange 2007 also enables companies to send and receive Internet e-mail messages.

https://www.microsoft.com/technet/isa/2006/deployment/exchange.mspx

Adolfo Guzman