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Having a BIG problem at the moment, hopefully someone can help.<br />
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We are running exchange 2003 in a single forest/ domain environment.<br />
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We have just installed a linux wiki box which runs an apache webserver&amp;we need to be able to e-mail workspaces which are crested on this webserver.<br />
Eg space@wiki.com<br />
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Our normal e-mail domain is host@mainname.com, we have set up a new dns zone called wiki.com specifically to receive e-mail<br />
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All MX records and host records look to be set up correctly (running smtp diag shows a successful path from our mail accounts to the linux box)<br />
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However the linux box is just not getting the mail.<br />
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Not sure how to point the exchange server to forward mail to this box&amp;.Any ideas?<br />

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Having a BIG problem at the moment, hopefully someone can help.

We are running exchange 2003 in a single forest/ domain environment.

We have just installed a linux wiki box which runs an apache webserver&we need to be able to e-mail workspaces which are crested on this webserver.
Eg space@wiki.com

Our normal e-mail domain is host@mainname.com, we have set up a new dns zone called wiki.com specifically to receive e-mail

All MX records and host records look to be set up correctly (running smtp diag shows a successful path from our mail accounts to the linux box)

However the linux box is just not getting the mail.

Not sure how to point the exchange server to forward mail to this box&.Any ideas?


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