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I think I just commented on your question in the Exchange group....<br />
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In DNS administrator, you can go to your local zone and see if you have a static address for your exchange server's IP. &nbsp;If so, you can change it there. &nbsp;If the server itself is using the DNS server as well, it should have registered the new IP address automatically.<br />

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I think I just commented on your question in the Exchange group....

In DNS administrator, you can go to your local zone and see if you have a static address for your exchange server's IP.  If so, you can change it there.  If the server itself is using the DNS server as well, it should have registered the new IP address automatically.


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my private ip address on my webs erver change &nbsp; from 192,168,111,2 &nbsp;to &nbsp;192.168.111.3 &nbsp;<br />
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how can i update my local dns so it connects to my exchange server????
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my private ip address on my webs erver change   from 192,168,111,2  to  192.168.111.3  

how can i update my local dns so it connects to my exchange server????

change of private ip address in server

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