Default Authentication Settings for Exchange-related Virtual Directories
Topic Last Modified: 2010-09-20
The installation of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 automatically configures several Internet Information Services (IIS) virtual directories, as appropriate for the particular Exchange role or roles that are installed.
This topic discusses the default settings for the Exchange-related virtual directories. Specifically, this topic contains information about the default authentication settings and about the default SSL settings.
Windows Server 2008
Client Access Server Role
The following table lists the default settings on a stand-alone Exchange 2007 CAS server.
Default CAS server IIS authentication and SSL settings
Virtual directory | Authentication method | SSL settings | Additional comments |
---|---|---|---|
Default Web Site |
|
| The Enable HTTP Keep-Alives option should be enabled. This option is on the Web Site tab. |
aspnet_client |
|
| |
Autodiscover |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
EWS |
|
| |
owa |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Exchange |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Public |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Exchweb |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
OAB |
| Not required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
UnifiedMessaging |
|
| |
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
Rpc |
|
| Outlook Anywhere requires this component. Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
RpcWithCert | By default, all authentication methods are disabled | SSL required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
Mailbox Server Role
The following table lists the default settings on a stand-alone Exchange 2007 Mailbox server.
Default Mailbox server IIS authentication and SSL settings
Virtual directory | Authentication method | SSL settings | Additional comments |
---|---|---|---|
Default Web Site | Anonymous | Not required | |
Exadmin |
|
| |
Exchange |
| Not required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
Public |
| Not required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
Windows Small Business Server 2008
The following table lists the default Exchange 2007 IIS settings on a Windows SBS 2008-based server.
Default Exchange-related IIS authentication and SSL settings.
Virtual directory | Authentication method | SSL settings | Additional comments |
---|---|---|---|
Default Web Site |
| Not required | |
aspnet_client |
| Not required | |
Autodiscover |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
EWS |
|
| |
Exadmin |
|
| |
Exchange |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Exchweb |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or Exchange Management Shell. |
OAB |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
owa |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Public |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Rpc |
| Not required | Outlook Anywhere requires this component. Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
RpcWithCert | By default, all authentication methods are disabled |
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
UnifiedMessaging |
|
|
Windows Server 2003
Client Access Server role
The following table lists the default settings on a stand-alone Exchange 2007 CAS server.
Default CAS server IIS authentication and SSL settings
Virtual directory | Authentication method | SSL settings | Additional comments |
---|---|---|---|
Default Web Site | Anonymous authentication |
| The Enable HTTP Keep-Alives option should be enabled. This option is on the Web Site tab. |
aspnet_client | Anonymous authentication |
| |
Autodiscover |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Shell. |
EWS | Integrated Windows authentication |
| |
owa | Basic authentication |
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Exchange |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Public |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
Exchweb |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console. |
OAB |
| Not required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or Exchange Management Shell. |
UnifiedMessaging |
|
| |
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync |
|
| Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
Mailbox Server role
The following table lists the default settings on a stand-alone Exchange 2007 Mailbox server.
Default Mailbox server IIS authentication and SSL settings
Virtual directory | Authentication method | SSL settings | Additional comments |
---|---|---|---|
Default Web Site | Anonymous | Not required | |
Exadmin |
|
| |
Exchange |
| Not required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. |
Public |
| Not required | Authentication management should be performed by using the Exchange Management Console or Exchange Management Shell. |
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