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Don't think you can setup a email server for your parent domain.
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Don't think you can setup a email server for your parent domain.

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OK Forget aboout the email side of things. &nbsp;I just want the new server to be on the main volunteering-ni.org, then move my other file server (AD DC) here as well. &nbsp;<br />

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OK Forget aboout the email side of things.  I just want the new server to be on the main volunteering-ni.org, then move my other file server (AD DC) here as well.  


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I have already setup a domain which i now know is wrong. &nbsp;The local domain is vdasrv.volunteering-ni.org<wbr /> which is of course a sub domain. &nbsp;And one of my servers is vdasrv.vdasrv.volunteering<wbr />-ni.org. &nbsp;My main problem with this is when one of the servers is down users cannot logon to the system. &nbsp;<br />
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What i am doing now is installing a new email server. &nbsp;I want to set it up in the volunteering-ni.org domain then the other servers up to the same level. &nbsp;Does anyone have any help regarding this.<br />
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I have already setup a domain which i now know is wrong.  The local domain is vdasrv.volunteering-ni.org which is of course a sub domain.  And one of my servers is vdasrv.vdasrv.volunteering-ni.org.  My main problem with this is when one of the servers is down users cannot logon to the system.  

What i am doing now is installing a new email server.  I want to set it up in the volunteering-ni.org domain then the other servers up to the same level.  Does anyone have any help regarding this.




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