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I'd simply add a new Host record for 'WWW' to the DNS server that is authoritative for domain.com and have it point to the new server IP.<br />
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This will not change your MX record or any of the other DNS information at all.<br />
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Dave Dietz
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I'd simply add a new Host record for 'WWW' to the DNS server that is authoritative for domain.com and have it point to the new server IP.

This will not change your MX record or any of the other DNS information at all.

Dave Dietz

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ok thanks for that guys.. i'll be playing around and trying to get it working. <br />
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I'll most likely be back fro some clarification but its &nbsp;a start. thanks.<br />

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ok thanks for that guys.. i'll be playing around and trying to get it working.

I'll most likely be back fro some clarification but its  a start. thanks.


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Hi Astroboysoup -<br />
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thanks<br />

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I have an existing Microsoft Exchange Server that is set up to a particular domain, &quot;domain.com&quot;. The server is up and running and is only being used to send emails etc. <br />
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I have now bought virtual web hosting located offsite. I would like that virtual web host to be using the same domain as the exchange server, &quot;domain.com&quot;.<br />
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So I want the web server and the exchange server, which are different machines located in different countries to be using the same domain to access web and email.<br />
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How to I go about this?
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I have an existing Microsoft Exchange Server that is set up to a particular domain, "domain.com". The server is up and running and is only being used to send emails etc. 

I have now bought virtual web hosting located offsite. I would like that virtual web host to be using the same domain as the exchange server, "domain.com".

So I want the web server and the exchange server, which are different machines located in different countries to be using the same domain to access web and email.

How to I go about this?

Existing MS Exchange Server &amp; Newly obtained virtual web hosting

A web server refers to the software that helps to deliver web content that can be accessed either through the Internet or through an intranet. The primary function of a web server is to store, process and deliver web pages to clients. The communication between client and server takes place using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). The most common use of web servers is to host websites, but there are other uses such as gaming, data storage, running enterprise applications, handling email, FTP, etc.

Existing MS Exchange Server &amp; Newly obtained virtual web hosting

Existing MS Exchange Server & Newly obtained virtual web hosting