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Oh ok I will. Thanks.

Ok so I did manage to get this working. I just wanted to post in case anyone else stumbles across this thread with the same issue. I basically have a range of public IP's xxx.xxx.xxx.98 through xxx.xxx.xxx.107. The public DNS record for OWA was the .107 address. Even the OWA settings on...

Exchange 2007 running on 2008 Server (standard) with Cisco ASA 5510. I am having issues connecting to my email externally. It works fine internally. My situation is this: -Cisco ASA 5510 with outside (public) IP address of xxx.xxx.xxx.98. -Internal Exchange server with private IP of...

Thanks for the reply. Yea, we do actually have multiple public IP's. I will try your first suggestion. I guess I thought we already were doing that, though. But now I see when I ping that public IP from the outside (or inside, actually), I get no reply.

Exchange 2007 running on 2008 Server (standard). Please let me start by saying that I am not super knowledgeable about Exchange or configuring a Cisco router. My situation is this. From inside of our building, I can access OWA by name or IP address (10.1.1.19). Now from what I read, I need...

Update... I, at first, was not able to ping the domain by name. After a restart and some manual stopping/restarting of services, I was able to. Still no mail delivery. Messages would just hang in the outbox. Through some further investigation, we saw that the "Transport service" was not...

I am by far not an expert when it comes to Exchange. I inherited this exchange server from the last IT guy who worked at my current job. That being said, all of a sudden I have an entire domain unable to send/receive emails... Error logs are showing that the server "HR-MAIL" is unable to...

So, unless I am mistaken, I thought that in Server 2003, there were two default connections available via a Remote Desktop connection. I also thought both of these connections can be used simultaneously. In Server 2008, it seems I am only able to have one concurrent connection, and what's...

Currently running MS Exchange Server 2007 on MS Server 2008. The only two backup options I seem to be able to find are from Symantec and Microsoft. Are there any built in backup utilites at all??? Or maybe a more affordable third party? Thanks in advance.