Default settings for Exchange virtual directories

With you have problems on IIS permissions at Web configuration of Microsoft Exchange 2010, just see the technet website, show the original configurations.

 

https://technet.microsoft.com/pt-br/library/gg247612%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx

 

Default Client Access server IIS authentication and SSL settings

Virtual directory	Authentication method	SSL settings	Management method
Default website	Anonymous	Required	IIS management console
aspnet_client	Anonymous authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	IIS management console
Autodiscover	Anonymous authentication Basic authentication Windows authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	Exchange Management Shell (Shell)
ecp	Anonymous authentication Basic authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	Exchange admin center (EAC) or Shell
EWS	Anonymous authentication Windows authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	Shell
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync	Basic authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	EAC or Shell
OAB	Windows authentication	Not required	EAC or Shell
owa	Basic authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	EAC or Shell
PowerShell	Anonymous authentication	Not required	Shell
Rpc	Basic authentication Windows authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	Shell
RpcWithCert	By default, all authentication methods are disabled.	Required

Mailbox server

The following table lists the default settings on a stand-alone Exchange 2013 Mailbox server.

Default Mailbox server IIS authentication and SSL settings

Virtual directory	Authentication method	SSL settings	Management method
Default website	Anonymous authentication	SSL required Requires 128-bit encryption	This virtual directory can’t be configured by the user.
PowerShell	Anonymous authentication	Not required	Shell

 

VPN Cisco / Kaspersky problens

Most common after install kaspersky antivirus, cisco vpn doens't works.

Depois de instalar o Kaspersky antivirus a vpn da cisco não funciona corretamente.

1. In Kaspersky, you must first disable Self-Defense


2. Go to your registry by typing regedit in the run menu
3. Navigate to \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\klwfp (note: for older Kaspersky versions it might be kltdi instead of klwfp)
4. There will be a key called "Start" and should have a default of "1". Change that to "4"


5. Enable Self-Defense again and restart
6. Once restarted when you connect via the VPN, you should be working again.