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Is it possible move OWA in a new dedicated DMZ/perimeter network ?
Hello Team, we are a Microsoft Partner and we are opening this Case on behalf of an existing customer which is currently running a Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 On-Prem. In order to maintain and e...
Hi Massimiliano,
Have you considered using the Azure AD App Proxy to present access to OWA? In a nutshell, you install an App Proxy connector agent in you on-prem environment and create a tunnel from Azure AD. The internal OWA URL is published as an app and users log onto the MyApps portal (or you can create a vanity URL) to connect. Access can be secured using conditional access and MFA as well but it should be a more comfortable way of presenting access rather than a public facing server.
This video should provide a bit more clarification if you aren't familiar:
Azure AD App Proxy with Akamai Demo for OWA - YouTube
Hope this helps,
Rob
