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Hi,<br />
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Can you get onto the internet? from the SBS server can you browse to various websites?<br />
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-Paul
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Hi,

Can you get onto the internet? from the SBS server can you browse to various websites?

-Paul

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yes. no problem with the internet. just sending mail thru smtp.<br />

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yes. no problem with the internet. just sending mail thru smtp.


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Have you set your internal domain name to the same one that you have externally?<br />
ie have you set the internal dns to yours.com and you use yours.com on the internet?<br />
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On your sbs server, do you have forwarders set to your ISP's dns servers in the forwarders tab in the dns manager?<br />
On the sbs server, are the dns entries on your NIC's set to use the sbs server itself for dns resolution?
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Have you set your internal domain name to the same one that you have externally?
ie have you set the internal dns to yours.com and you use yours.com on the internet?

On your sbs server, do you have forwarders set to your ISP's dns servers in the forwarders tab in the dns manager?
On the sbs server, are the dns entries on your NIC's set to use the sbs server itself for dns resolution?

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I am having a little trouble in getting sending mail from an SBS 2003 server out to the internet. I can receive but can't send. Can't seem to find the problem. I have a server with two nic cards and have tried to run the wizard several times. Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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thank
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I am having a little trouble in getting sending mail from an SBS 2003 server out to the internet. I can receive but can't send. Can't seem to find the problem. I have a server with two nic cards and have tried to run the wizard several times. Any help would be appreciated.

thank

SMTP Connector in SBS 2003

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