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| Subject: | Secure SMTP setup/ISA 2004 |
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| Date: | Sat, 23 Oct 2004 11:14:06 -0500 |
I have installed a new 2003 Server with Exchange 2003 and while planning the deployment I started reading and thinking about not opening my firewall to the Ex server and putting an SMTP server in my DMZ.
I have a test 2003 Srvr. with ISA on it and I have the 2003 SMTP service running - the 2003/ISA box will receive mail from the internet and the Ex Srvr will pull mail from ISA.
My question is this- is this a good way to go about it with the SMTP service running on the ISA server? How likely might this be to be compromised? and being that the ISA server with SMTP running on it touches my LAN would it be better to have ISA or another firewall as the border and a separate box for SMTP?
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