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My company uses ATT DSL Service. I have the DSL service set to transfer to our new building on the 26th. The problem is, they disconnected our DSL service before we actually moved. So I have 4 days of no internet connection at our current building.<br />
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I currently have my blackberry, through bluetooth, hooked up to my laptop giving me internet connection.<br />
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I know how to share the internet connection with the rest of the network. But my problem is, we also host our own e-mail service (exchange 2003 box). Our DSL service is a static IP address and our MX records point to that ip address.<br />
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Any idea's how I could get e-mail service working since I wouldnt be using the static ip address provided by the DSL company.<br />
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Thanks!
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My company uses ATT DSL Service. I have the DSL service set to transfer to our new building on the 26th. The problem is, they disconnected our DSL service before we actually moved. So I have 4 days of no internet connection at our current building.

I currently have my blackberry, through bluetooth, hooked up to my laptop giving me internet connection.

I know how to share the internet connection with the rest of the network. But my problem is, we also host our own e-mail service (exchange 2003 box). Our DSL service is a static IP address and our MX records point to that ip address.

Any idea's how I could get e-mail service working since I wouldnt be using the static ip address provided by the DSL company.

Thanks!

Temporary Internet Connection, need to get e-mail going

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