EdwardVernier
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Change the SMTP and POP3 Name in Exchange 2003
Hello I am new to Exchange and need some help please.
I have a client that when they setup there exchange and IIS they used the name www.fc2h.com
So now if I was to telnet to the server IP port 25 the SMTP server responds back as mail.fc2h.com
The client no longer has this domain they have a new domain now called www.focuscareusa.com
So if you were to ping mail.fc2h.com it no longer will resolve.
The new domain is focuscareusa.com
The MX record mail.focuscareusa.com resolves fine.
So How do I make the change in Exchange so that the SMTP and POP3 will respond back as mail.focuscareusa.com and Not mail.fc2h.com
Hello I made this change smtp virtual server\delivery\fully-qual
and still can not recieve email to my new domain name.
I had the old domain set to mail.fc2h.com and changed the domain to mail.focuscareusa.com and restarted the SMTP service and still can not send email to user@focuscareusa.com
Can someone please help me.
Thanks
I have a client that when they setup there exchange and IIS they used the name www.fc2h.com
So now if I was to telnet to the server IP port 25 the SMTP server responds back as mail.fc2h.com
The client no longer has this domain they have a new domain now called www.focuscareusa.com
So if you were to ping mail.fc2h.com it no longer will resolve.
The new domain is focuscareusa.com
The MX record mail.focuscareusa.com resolves fine.
So How do I make the change in Exchange so that the SMTP and POP3 will respond back as mail.focuscareusa.com and Not mail.fc2h.com
Hello I made this change smtp virtual server\delivery\fully-qual
and still can not recieve email to my new domain name.
I had the old domain set to mail.fc2h.com and changed the domain to mail.focuscareusa.com and restarted the SMTP service and still can not send email to user@focuscareusa.com
Can someone please help me.
Thanks
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Only 1 choice actually.. you don't want to change the computer's hostname if it's a member of a domain. I presume AD is configured to use fc2h.com as it's Domain Name?
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Hi Yes my server AD is setup as fc2h.com, what can I do here. thanks for your help
Shoild I also do the IIS masquerade?
Shoild I also do the IIS masquerade?
Only change the IIS masquerade...
So follow my original answer because it still applies...
Thx
Paul
So follow my original answer because it still applies...
Thx
Paul
ASKER
Vahilk
I have also made the changes below
inorder to receive emils for certain domain that smtp address must be added in ur
recipient policy for example if u want to recieve emails for ABC.com that address
must be in ur recipient policy orelse ur exchange will refuse those emails destined
for ABC.com(one function of recipient policy is to tell exchange to handle or accept
emails desyined for that domain).
U must also keep in mind that ABC domain must be registered and ur isp must
create an MX record A record and a PTR record pointing to ur public ip address.
Thanks
I have also made the changes below
inorder to receive emils for certain domain that smtp address must be added in ur
recipient policy for example if u want to recieve emails for ABC.com that address
must be in ur recipient policy orelse ur exchange will refuse those emails destined
for ABC.com(one function of recipient policy is to tell exchange to handle or accept
emails desyined for that domain).
U must also keep in mind that ABC domain must be registered and ur isp must
create an MX record A record and a PTR record pointing to ur public ip address.
Thanks
ASKER
PLeclair
How do you perform this step in IIS to masquerade the domain name in IIS's
I did not see SMTP configuration in IIS.
Thanks for your help on this
How do you perform this step in IIS to masquerade the domain name in IIS's
I did not see SMTP configuration in IIS.
Thanks for your help on this