I recently changed from having a dynamic IP address and using a dynamic IP service to emulate a static IP to having an actual static IP address. Will I need to make changes to my system (besides updating the public DNS) to keep my Exchange Server 2003 running?
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So here I am with Exchange 2003 setup and ready to go I have my pop account forwarding to my network's Public IP address I have both ports open SMTP/POP3 (25/110) on my firewall and traffic is being NATed to my Exchange's private IP I setup a test email account and tried to send emails The account works. I used my ISP's mail server as a virtual server to relay the SMTP mail. I read that I should use a public DNS server send emails that if I wanted to host my own SMTP, but I am not sure where to get the IP. Would my ISPs public email server's IP work as the designated DNS server? However receiving emails is not working when I ping pop.mysite.com I get the right IP (however it times out, since my firewall doesn't allow pings), but the email is just not being received If I try to send an email to the same account (from another account) from within the network it works fine, but not if I go on the internet for example and try to send an email from yahoo or hotmail Can anyone tell me if I am missing something here? My Exchange 2003 knowledge has almost reached the limit at this point. I'd appreciate any suggestions someone might have Thanks Leonard - 2. Another Exchange 2003 upgrade questions
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 11:39:10 -0700, "bank2640" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: >Hello all. I'm sure this has been asked before so I apologize in advance. > >When you start the exchange 2K3 upgrade from 5.5, do you have to complete >it? What I would like to do is start the install during the day and move the >mailboxes and other data over to the new exchange server on another day. Can >this be done? If yes will it affect any of the current users? > >Thanks. No problems. You can bring the server on line during the day and make sure all is well. Spend a couple of days tweaking the backup and the monitoring tools blah blah till your happy. Do the PF migrations and make sure they're synched properly. Last job is to schedule the mailbox moves. Doing it from the 2003 box allows you to schedule the moves so you don't necessarily have to be around. - 3. forest prep and domain prep
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Am hoping to find a way to limit users access to Outlook Web Access. I have tried modifying some of teh NTFS rights to no avail? Is there a quick and easy way to do this using AD groups? Please advise. Thanks!
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by Scott M. » Thu, 23 Oct 2003 12:25:04 GMT
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