RE: Two domains at one site..
- From: "Steve Moffat" <steve@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 18:37:08 -0400
Won't work, exchange will get confused with 2 nics in the machine.
S
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From: Tim Jordan [mailto:tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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Yes, I think I have accomplished segmenting the networks by using two
nics in each server.
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From: Andrew English [mailto:andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 12:45 PM
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You are aware that you can not bind two SBS server together. If you want
to bind them together you will have start from scratch using Windows
2003 Server on both. SBS is for business with no more than 75 users
ideally and is its own machine.
You can however put them both on a separate network, but honestly I
don't think you can put them both on the same network together.
Maybe someone here can clarify this.
Andrew
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From: Tim Jordan [mailto:tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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I have been asked to put two separate domains on the same physical
network. Both domains will be SBS 2003 and share one ISP connection
which is connected to a Netscreen firewall.
To achieve this I'm going to put two nics in each server and bind nic1
to the private network and then route outgoing packets to nic2 which
will lead to the Internet. If I do this on each SBS server I'm thinking
I can keep the networks segmented but I'm not sure if name resolution is
going to work across the board....can anyone advise??
For mail how should Exchange be configured to get mail between both
servers when I can port forward 25 to only one server? Is this just an
MX record and set up relaying?
I guess the same question would go if I wanted to implement OWA on both
servers.
Please feel free to ask questions if this is unclear.
Thanks,
TJ
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