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Worked like a charm! &nbsp;Thanks for the excellent reference.
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Worked like a charm!  Thanks for the excellent reference.

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Sorry for the vague question title... not sure what exactly to call the problem! &nbsp;I am new to DNS and Exchange, and I am setting up a small test environment to learn. &nbsp;Currently, I have one server that serves as a Windows 2003 DC(home.chrisandandra.com)<wbr /> and an Exchange server. &nbsp;I can send and receive e-mail just fine. &nbsp;However, the e-mail addresses for my Exchange server are &lt;user&gt;@home.chrisandandra.<wbr />com. &nbsp;How can I eliminate the 'home' from the addresses? &nbsp;I just want the email addresses to be &lt;user&gt;@chrisandandra.com. &nbsp;Here is my current MX record:<br />
chrisandandra.com 5 mail.chrisandandra.com<br />
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Thanks for the help!
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Sorry for the vague question title... not sure what exactly to call the problem!  I am new to DNS and Exchange, and I am setting up a small test environment to learn.  Currently, I have one server that serves as a Windows 2003 DC(home.chrisandandra.com) and an Exchange server.  I can send and receive e-mail just fine.  However, the e-mail addresses for my Exchange server are <user>@home.chrisandandra.com.  How can I eliminate the 'home' from the addresses?  I just want the email addresses to be <user>@chrisandandra.com.  Here is my current MX record:
chrisandandra.com 5 mail.chrisandandra.com

Thanks for the help!

Domain name issue

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.