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Asked by tdm032 in Exchange Email Server, Miscellaneous Networking, Network Routers
I have a client that I setup an Exchange email server and Blackberry Professional Software to wirelessly sync the clients email and calander. Initially when I configured the server, I setup the PC on the domain and configured the clients email through Outlook. The client was able to send email, but could not send email and the blackberry would not sync. I realized this was due to port 25 being blocked and I would need a static IP for the serevr.
This office space is being leased out and the internet service and IP's are managed by the office building. I requested and purchased an IP form the building and configured the server with the new IP. Thee IP leased from the building was setup on a sepeerate switch than the PC. Once the new IP was confiured, the Exchange email was working properly and the Balckberry's were now syncing with their email and calander, however the office PC is now unable to see the server and connect with exchange. And at this point I am stuck.
I tried configuring the Outlook email to mail.domain.com with no joy. My question is, is their a way to configure Outlook to connect with Exchange, being is though the Exchange server and PC are on seperate switches. Or do I need to setup the PC on the same internal network? Could this be done by setting them up on a switch or router from the same port?
Thank you for any suggestions and I appologize if I am not using the proper verbage or if my explanation is a bit confusing.
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