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Ok, I am showing messages in my queue for the new SMTP server so they are getting there. But how do I get them from the proposals.abc.com SMTP server to our abc.int user with the address abc.@proposals.abc.com?

I have not done anything with our internal DNS yet. I have one zone as of right now which is for our internal LAN wich is abc.int. OUr default SMTP server servers abc.com, an obvious change of namespace. so now by adding another SMTP VS with proposals.abc.com I am sure there is a DNS issue...

Not sure exactly what that was for becuase I show no internet mail service running in my services. When I did the RCPT TO, I got invalid address.

I can telnet from outside the firewall.

The mail server is outside the firewall. I am inside the firewall so I don't think that is the issue.

Ok, internally I can telnet to the new ip. I thought about allowing unlimited attachment size to the SMTP server and changing all users limits but that is way to much administration. We are on a private network, but our email is outside the firewall.

Bueller? Bueller? Anyone?

I have seen those, but they do not apply to my situation.

Hey Jacksen, I have a similar issue that I could use a hand on, if you have the time.

Telnet did not work but I may have been trying it incorrectly.

No, the name of the exchange box is mail.abc.int. Our internal domain name space does not match our external name space. I will try the to telnet tonight from an external host.

Ok, maybe I did not explain myself clearly enough since exactly 0 of you replied. I have one domain. ABC.com. We have one exachange server using the default SMTP server that recieves email for our users @ABC.com. Without setting up a child domain I have added a SMTP virtual server. I then had...

Hi all, I recently added a new SMTP virtual server to our only exchange box. Our default SMTP server serves user@abc.com. Which has size limits on recieving messages. So I thought we could add a new virtual server and call it user@xyz.abc.com and have that SMTP VS have no size restrictions on...