Hello, i have a sbs 2003 and a seperate webserver 2003 for a
application.
the seperate webserver uses the port 443 and now i want to use the
sbs2003 also to sync mobile phones with OMA (that also uses port 443)
what is the best thing to do? or just change the port for oma to
another one? if yes wich one is a good one? or change the
webapplication
regards Marc

MarcH wrote:

>Hello, i have a sbs 2003 and a seperate webserver 2003 for a application.
>the seperate webserver uses the port 443 and now i want to use the sbs2003
>also to sync mobile phones with OMA (that also uses port 443)
>what is the best thing to do? or just change the port for oma to another
>one? if yes wich one is a good one? or change the webapplication

You cannot change the port for ActiveSync.

The best solution would be another public IP, so that both servers can do
what they do.

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In article <uI5#dqNqKHA.1552@newsgroup>, marcharms@newsgroup
says...

>
> Hello, i have a sbs 2003 and a seperate webserver 2003 for a
> application.
> the seperate webserver uses the port 443 and now i want to use the
> sbs2003 also to sync mobile phones with OMA (that also uses port 443)
> what is the best thing to do? or just change the port for oma to
> another one? if yes wich one is a good one? or change the
> webapplication
> regards Marc

Don't even try it - get a second IP and put your web server in the DMZ,
isolated from your SBS network.

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