TechCarnivore
Technical User
Hi Gang,
I've read a few sites about hosting email with a dynamic IP and I can't quite wrap my brain around the concept.
1) I have a Cable DSL connection with a dynamic IP
2) A Dyndns account
3) Access to my public DNS records for my domain name
4) A Linksys router/firewall
5) An Exchange 2003 server running sp2.
Can someone here help me understand the process involved with hosting my own emai? Specifically I don't understand how to configure the dyndns account to start routing mail to my dynamic IP and how my public DNS records (from the ISP) fit into the big picture.
I've read a few sites about hosting email with a dynamic IP and I can't quite wrap my brain around the concept.
1) I have a Cable DSL connection with a dynamic IP
2) A Dyndns account
3) Access to my public DNS records for my domain name
4) A Linksys router/firewall
5) An Exchange 2003 server running sp2.
Can someone here help me understand the process involved with hosting my own emai? Specifically I don't understand how to configure the dyndns account to start routing mail to my dynamic IP and how my public DNS records (from the ISP) fit into the big picture.