RE: Regarding Exchange Server

chand
 
Dual Ips to Exchange Server
 
Dual Ips to Exchange Server is working. You can go ahead with this concept. I 
ve installed 
Exchange 2003 on window 2003 server gave 2 public networks and checked the 
inbound and outbound messages.
Its working perfectly now.
 
Restricting Some Users to Send Mails to OutSide
 
You can achieve it through MailSweeper Software. It Got lot of good options to 
monitor and configure..
ok thatsol chand.
 

Thanks and Regards, 
V.Venu 
Transdyne IT Services Pvt Ltd., 
23355666 x 333 
vvenu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 


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-----Original Message-----
From: Deshwal Chand [mailto:CDD@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 1:06 PM
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] RE: Regarding Exchange Server


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Venu,
 
Did u get it working? If no, then its OK. If u got it working then being a good 
guy you should let it know to the list so that others can also get to know 
about solution and can use it.
 
BR
Chand 
 -----Original Message-----
From: Venu V [mailto:vvenu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 11:16 AM
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] RE: Regarding Exchange Server


http://www.MSExchange.org/


Chand 




Will u please tell how to disable dns in IMC and to forward mail to u.s server 
only. And other issue is if we disable dns can these people communicate 

through mail locally in office?? please reply 


http://www.MSExchange.org/



Hi, 

I wanted to do the same for some users and could not find anything on this 
issue from anywhere. There is a way around in your case. 

CASE: I 
If every one is required only to send to ur US domain, then in IMC, you can 
control this behaviour. 

As I mentioned earlier to disable DNS use for delivery and forward all e-mails, 
forward all outgoing e-mails (for every domain)to ur US domain e-mail server. 
The configure ur US server not to route the e-mails destined for domains other 
than the us domain. This will be already there as an anti-spam feature.

What will happen: 

All the e-mails sent to your US domain will be treated as inbound ones and will 
be accepted. 
All the e-mail sent to any other domain will be returned back to your server 
and then to sneders. 


Case:II 

If you want some of your users to able to send any where in the world, then 
install another server with IMC only. Route the allowed users to be able relay 
their e-mails to this server.


Hope this assists! 





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