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How to setup broadband router on SBS2003 standard server w/exchange using Iprimus internet service with routed static IP

Asked by stevenvel in SBS Small Business Server, Exchange Email Server, Broadband Internet

Tags: Microsoft, SBS 2003, Open 625 Broadband Router

I have been supplied with Open Networks 625 broadband router to use with Iprimus ADSL Internet service.
I have also been advised that Iprimus is a bit different to other ISPs and the type of static IP they supply.
Iprimus allocate a routed static IP which apparently is not necessarily fixed and is likely to change if there is a major change to their network.
I am intending to use SBS 2003 with exchange and have already setup the server with one network card using the setup/install wizard. The server LAN IP is set to 192.168.15.100 and the default gateway is set to 192.168.15.1 DNS is set to 192.168.15.100
 Normally I would disable DHCP on gateway and use DHCP on server. MX record would point to static IP issued by ISP for exchange to work. In this scenario - using routed static I, Iprimus have advised that I would need to reconfigure my server to get internet to work. I have been advise to install an additional network card for internet traffic.
Please advise/confirm how I should go about this? Use a second network card? If yes what are the steps involved in reconfiguring my server to accommodate extra NIC? Is static routed IP compatible with exchange server environment?
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Zones: SBS Small Business Server, Exchange Email Server, Broadband Internet
Tags: Microsoft, SBS 2003, Open 625 Broadband Router
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