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Hello softley,<br />
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Do you have a public IP address? if so, is it static? and do you have more than one Public IP address? answer those questions and we can give you the correct answer :)<br />
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Regards,<br />
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PeteLong
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Hello softley,

Do you have a public IP address? if so, is it static? and do you have more than one Public IP address? answer those questions and we can give you the correct answer :)

Regards,

PeteLong

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yes the server is a public ip,<br />
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also which nslookup commands can i use to query the mx records??<br />
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is there a NSLOOKUP command with a switch or something??
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yes the server is a public ip,

also which nslookup commands can i use to query the mx records??

is there a NSLOOKUP command with a switch or something??

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so the mx record is with the Isp DNS server
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so the mx record is with the Isp DNS server

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Ideally, every one needs to update their ISP about hosting their MX record.
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Ideally, every one needs to update their ISP about hosting their MX record.

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Can somebody please advise me on how / where to config the MX records in Exchange 2003.<br />
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in my example my domain is called convert.com with the server address of 192.90.1.18<br />
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I need to congfig the MX records so I can forward the infomation to my ISP and get mail from outside the network.<br />
infomation on settings , locations etc in exchange would be great
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Can somebody please advise me on how / where to config the MX records in Exchange 2003.

in my example my domain is called convert.com with the server address of 192.90.1.18

I need to congfig the MX records so I can forward the infomation to my ISP and get mail from outside the network.
infomation on settings , locations etc in exchange would be great

How / where do i config the MX records in exchange

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