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This is my history. The ISP (AT&T)

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ElpidioValdez

ElpidioValdez

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Mar 20, 2002
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This is my history. The ISP (AT&T) changed the IP. When I made the changes in the Server (SBS $.5) nobody can't see it.
The server has DNS and WINS managers installed. The problem I think is that I don't know how the Server publish this new IP in Internet and I can't change the DNS in Networksolutions until the Server renew this new IP.
Thank.
 
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Your ISP should be handling that for you. Let them know that you had web-related services that corresponded to the original IP address.

If you have Internet-related email, ask them to update your MX (Mail Exchange) Record.

Good Luck!
 
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My ISP only give me an Static IP. The MX register is in my Server.
 
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