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There are seperatew URLS for webmail, but they have an additional port assigned to them.
I've found that using a non-secure option works with most firewalls. They seem to block the secure version because it has the port number to it and they can't see what it might be doing
The firewall is probably blocking the ports. If that does not work, you may have to install a copy of the program on your site. Thats what I have to do so I can use squirrel mail on port 80.
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