"External Email Addresses" is just the name I used for my new container.
Right click Active Directory -> <your domain>
New > Organizational Unit
Enter Name (e.g. "External Email Addresses") and click OK
Then, as per previous notes.
Cheers,
Mike
The way I do this is to add the external address to Active Directory as a contact (I've added a new container for this purpose) and then set the forwarding from the user's Exchange account.
The following notes assume the use of the Small Business Server Administration Console:
1. Add Contact...
Thanks cfrishman, good suggestions and well worth a try.
Both the router and NIC were set to Auto-Sense, so I've forced them both down to 10 Base T duplex - it's only an ADSL link out of the router, so there's no need to make it any faster.
Also updated the NIC driver, so I'll let you know if...
Thanks for the response, justcurious, I really appreciate the input.
All excellent ideas, but the problem seems to be a bit more complex than this. In answer to your questions:
This has been an intermittent problem for us since we first installed the server (2 years ago) and has persisted...
Matt,
No, there is no gateway defined on the internal NIC, just a static IP address in the private (internal) range.
The DNS server address of the internal NIC is set to the same private static IP address, with the alternate DNS address set to the localhost address (127.0.0.1).
Cheers,
Mike
Our office server (MS Small Business Server) has dual NICs, one for the internal LAN, the other to connect to the internet via an ADSL router/modem.
All generally works fine, but occasionally (roughly once per week, but no deterministic pattern), the network connection between the server and...
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