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Yep you can do it and put in another MX record in your DNS that points to a new A record that points to your 2nd IP address and then set the priority of that mx record slightly higher so it only be used if the first one is down
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Yep you can do it and put in another MX record in your DNS that points to a new A record that points to your 2nd IP address and then set the priority of that mx record slightly higher so it only be used if the first one is down

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MegaNuk3,, these solution is to receive emails on the same server with 2 different Public IPs, If my server uses the 2 Public IPs to send, is not a problem?<br />
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MegaNuk3,, these solution is to receive emails on the same server with 2 different Public IPs, If my server uses the 2 Public IPs to send, is not a problem?



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Hi, I have a exchange server 2003 that in the moment it have an public IP, but these ISP sometimes have problems with the connection to the outside, so my idea is to have another public IP linked to these server, I would put another link on the firewall and there it would have 2 public IP's linked to the same exchange server. So now I would like to know if it is possible?<br />
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I was thinking also to use the Dyndns services with the round robin service.<br />
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Regards<br />
Joel Pessoa
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Hi, I have a exchange server 2003 that in the moment it have an public IP, but these ISP sometimes have problems with the connection to the outside, so my idea is to have another public IP linked to these server, I would put another link on the firewall and there it would have 2 public IP's linked to the same exchange server. So now I would like to know if it is possible?

I was thinking also to use the Dyndns services with the round robin service.

Regards
Joel Pessoa

one exchange server with 2 public Ips

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.