Re: Exchange Server Installation

You're very right Otto, u need to register a domain name. If u have a dedicated 
Internet Link u can host ur mail server on the intranet by adding an MX record 
in your DNS pointing to your Mail server's A record.
U can get an MX IP from your ISP or your Domain name provider.
 "Otto G. Holland" wrote:http://www.MSExchange.org/


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Hi,
I may not be an authority on the subject but my experience with Exchange 5.5 
and 2000 is that a registered Domain name is the easiest way. You will then 
have the MX record and CNAME point to you IP address/Server.

There are ways to have an Intranet server retrieve email from say a POP3 server 
then distribute the mail to the appropriate mail boxes. Hope someone with the 
experience will add his/her experience to the subject.
Sincerely,
Otto Holland
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Exchange Server Configuration:
SMTP
POP3


hI,


This is my first time to install Exchange Server.
Actually we don't have any default domain name
register and I just create our domain name based on
our organization name. Will it matter?
Our exchange server is connected only to a proxy
server which is 192.168.0.1. Will this be possible to
retrieve emails from proxy server? I've noticed that I
can't found any queue message in both SMTP or POP3. Is
there something wrong with my configuration?
Could you please help me out resolving this.

SMTP Address: 192.168.0.1
POP3 Address: organization domain name(but no
registered domain name )


regards,

melvin


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