Re: Multiple Virtual Server Problems
- From: "Mohammed Tantawi" <mtantawi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ExchangeList]" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2004 13:53:13 +0300
Dear All,
I am still new to Exchange Database.
I have one thing which make confuse, Please some one try to correct me .
What do you mean by Virtual server ? and what do you mean by POP3 virtual
server ?
For Example , if I have here in Saudi Arabia My Exchange server and it has the
following Real IP ( 192.168.1.185 ) and its online by ISP ( Leased Line).
And I have registered my new domain name under Network solution company with
the following name ( MS400.com ) and it already registered , and they give me
the following information :-
Domain Name:
MS400.com
www.MS400.com
Secure Server (SSL) Path:
https://straw.site-secure.net/MS400/
Server Name: straw
Web Directory Path: /www/MS400/
Current IP: 66.221.2.207
And under my domain name I have asked them to have E-mail there also in network
solution . so I configured the outlook configuration to use the POP3 server
which is my domain name . and I can send & Receive any E-mail with using
Outlook Normal without my Exchange server at all . ( I mean connect online ).
BUT , Now if I want to configure my Exchange server which I have here in my
office to be connected to My server which is located in USA and to download
the E-mails only from My server in USA, when I configure THE Virtual server for
My Exchange server , do you mean that , the virtual server for MY exchange
server will be MY server in USA.
I mean if its like I am telling My exchange server that , you have another
virtual server located in USA with this IP 62.221.2.207 , Please go there and
download all of the E-mails from there . and its POP3 virtual server . NOT SMTP
virtual server .
Is it Wright?
Please littlie help regarding this .
-----Original Message-----
From: Mustafa Cicek [mailto:mbcicek@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 21 رمضان, 1425 11:26 ص
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] Re: Multiple Virtual Server Problems
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Hi Mike!
Sure you can define multiple POP3 virtual servers for the same IP address.
It is important the unique port and IP combination. For the first virtual
server you will have, for example, the IP address 10.10.4.1 and the only
port 110. And the second virtual server will have the same IP 10.10.4.1,
but a different port 995. This will function in each primitive
mail/messaging server. I think Exchange 2003 is not a primitive messaging
system, or is it?
Best Regards
Mustafa
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