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DNS requirements to change public IP address on an exchange 2003 server

Asked by joewy1 in Network Security, Exchange Email Server, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: ip, change, exchange, address, public

i have an exchange server on my internal network. i am changing my internet providers which means i am changing my static IP block. what i am not sure about is.

a. the process of getting dns entries changed.
should i get my existing dns provider to change the records then transfer the SOA to my new IP provider?
or transfer the SOA and have the new service providers make the changes.

b. what DNS records need to exist for an exchange server to function?
    are there any suggestions for dns setup to reduce spoofing and/or spam?
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