Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 SP3, Exchange Server
2007 SP2, Exchange Server 2007 SP1
Topic Last Modified: 2006-11-13
Use the Remote File Servers tab to specify remote file server access. Outlook Web Access accesses only internal Windows file share and Windows SharePoint Services document libraries. A file name can also be specified by using a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) that is internal or that is included in the list of sites that are to be treated as internal.
Outlook Web Access uses a simple set of criteria to determine whether an address is internal or external. If there are no dots in a URL that a user clicks, it is treated as internal. If there are one or more dots in the URL, it is treated as internal only if the domain suffix has been added to the list of sites to be treated as internal.
- Block
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Click this button to specify the host names of servers that are not allowed to be accessed through Outlook Web Access.
- Allow
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Click this button to specify the host names of servers that are allowed to be accessed through Outlook Web Access.
- Unknown Servers
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Select Allow or Block in the Unknown Servers list to specify how to handle accessing files from servers that are not in the Block and Allow lists.
- Configure
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Click this button to specify the domain suffixes of sites that are to be treated as internal. You can also add FQDNs to this list of addresses that are to be treated as internal.
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| When you add host names to the Block and Allow lists, you must enter a server name. Entering a Windows file share name will not work. |