gpalmer711
IS-IT--Management
Hi All,
We have a Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2003 configuration here in the office.
For email we generally use a external ISP and use a pop3 connector.
However some monkey in the office has ordered a new domain and did not include hosted mail services. Now the boss is not prepared to shell out any more for the hosted services so I need to configure exchange to receive the mails.
The hosting company is basically forwarding all mails to our IP address automatically so I need exchange to receive these mail and the route them to the users.
Now the routing part I can do fine, however I have never configured exchange to receive emails in this way before. If anyone has any pointers or a relevent article on the web I would be most apreciative.
Greg Palmer
Freeware Utilities for Windows Administrators.
We have a Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2003 configuration here in the office.
For email we generally use a external ISP and use a pop3 connector.
However some monkey in the office has ordered a new domain and did not include hosted mail services. Now the boss is not prepared to shell out any more for the hosted services so I need to configure exchange to receive the mails.
The hosting company is basically forwarding all mails to our IP address automatically so I need exchange to receive these mail and the route them to the users.
Now the routing part I can do fine, however I have never configured exchange to receive emails in this way before. If anyone has any pointers or a relevent article on the web I would be most apreciative.
Greg Palmer
Freeware Utilities for Windows Administrators.
