Yeah that's what I tought too. I check my firewall setting and it is pointing to the correct internal ip address.
I notice you said External MX. What do you mean by that?
I just point my internal MX record to the internal ip address of my exchange server, right?
Internal meaning in my local...
Yeah that's what I tought too. I check my firewall setting and it is pointing to the correct internal ip address.
I notice you said External MX. What do you mean by that?
I just point my internal MX record to the internal ip address of my exchange server, right?
Thanks,
I have one more problem:
I can send email to anyone Inside or Outside my network. But I am not able to recieve email from Outside.
Can you help me with that?
Thanks,
Marcelij1
Thank You so very much. You have no idea how frustrating this was getting to be.Thanks a million.
One more thing.
On my Exchange Server Active Directory I can view all Computers. But on my Domain Controller Active Directory Users and Computers I am not able to view the Computers (Computer...
I had Exchange2000 running. I had to redo the Exchange server for naming reasons.
Old Name: abc123
New Name: 123abc
When I go to Outlook to change the server name to the new one, I get this message:
The name could not be resolved. The action could not be completed. I only get this message...
Oh Shit, I just did something very stupid.
In my active directory server I just went into the Active Directory Sites and Service, theie is two folders one is Sites and the other is Services, and under Services there was a Microsoft Exchange Folder, and guess what I deleted. Please don't ask...
Claudek,
Thank you so much for your reply. I think the number 2 is my problem.
How can I set my router to forward all the traffic for port 25 to my internal domain?
I have a cisco 2500 router.
Thanks,
Marcelij1
I am able to sent email out to anyone, but I CAN NOT recieve email from outside. (Hotmail, yahoo, or anyother email from the internet.
Can someone please help me?
Thanks,
jbud,
Thank you so much for the quick reply.
I have another question.
The ISP that is hosting my email right now, do I need to tell them anything? IF I do what is it that I have to ask them to do at their end so emails can start coming in here in my exchange server without loosing any emails...
I just finished installing MS Exchange2000. I have it up and runing.
I have an ISP haddeling all my users email user@mydomain.com. IP: 1.2.3.4
I would like to drop the ISP and have all the emails for the users go to user@mydomain.com IP: 5.6.7.8
What do i need to do to get this done.
Thanks...
I have a windows 2000 server running with Active Directory wich has DNS, WINS, and DHCP running. I have another WIN2K server where I will like to get Microsoft Echange Server 2000 (MSE2K) install and configured to send and receive email for like about 65 Users. Also have the user read their...
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