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I noticed that my Mailenable server was too secure and was blocking the messages from Exchange. &nbsp;I had it setup properly before just forgot to check the log files. &nbsp;VERY important to find out what's going wrong.<br />
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I noticed that my Mailenable server was too secure and was blocking the messages from Exchange.  I had it setup properly before just forgot to check the log files.  VERY important to find out what's going wrong.



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Hello...<br />
I would like to be able to test out an Exchange 2003 setup on my home network that I host some small domains. &nbsp;I currently have a server with a mail server on it which works fine but would like to offer OWA etc. &nbsp;So, here's my setup and I hope someone can advise.<br />
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Cable connection to my home<br />
Microsoft router that routes port 25 to my mail server<br />
Mail server (Mailenable)<br />
Exchange 2003 server on another machine<br />
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I would like to have abc.com's mail hosted on the Exchange server so I can test it but I don't want to interrupt 123.com's email on Mailenable's server. &nbsp;So, I would like the email to be routed to either server depending on the domain coming in.<br />
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I've tried other newsgroups but they are talking to me like I know Exchange quite well, but I'm just starting out, so any help would be great.<br />
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Thanks
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Hello...
I would like to be able to test out an Exchange 2003 setup on my home network that I host some small domains.  I currently have a server with a mail server on it which works fine but would like to offer OWA etc.  So, here's my setup and I hope someone can advise.

Cable connection to my home
Microsoft router that routes port 25 to my mail server
Mail server (Mailenable)
Exchange 2003 server on another machine

I would like to have abc.com's mail hosted on the Exchange server so I can test it but I don't want to interrupt 123.com's email on Mailenable's server.  So, I would like the email to be routed to either server depending on the domain coming in.

I've tried other newsgroups but they are talking to me like I know Exchange quite well, but I'm just starting out, so any help would be great.

Thanks

Exchange 2003 Setup with Another Email Server at Home

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