Exchange 2003 behind linksys firewall
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I am learning echange 2003 ; installed a DC and a also installed exchange 2003 SP2 on a member server. emails are working internally and I also configured SMTP server and it works fine. I can send emails to Internet.
I registered a dynamic dns for my home linksys router and I can ping that dynamic DNS .
I changed my Mx-records so that emails are now routed toward my home router.
In home router I created port forwarding for SMTP (port 25) and POP3 (port 110) , so traffic goes to my exchange server.
I am waiting for my MX record to be updated .. is there anything else that I should add for exchange to receive emails ?
Please let me know . Thanks .
I am learning echange 2003 ; installed a DC and a also installed exchange 2003 SP2 on a member server. emails are working internally and I also configured SMTP server and it works fine. I can send emails to Internet.
I registered a dynamic dns for my home linksys router and I can ping that dynamic DNS .
I changed my Mx-records so that emails are now routed toward my home router.
In home router I created port forwarding for SMTP (port 25) and POP3 (port 110) , so traffic goes to my exchange server.
I am waiting for my MX record to be updated .. is there anything else that I should add for exchange to receive emails ?
Please let me know . Thanks .
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If they let you and when you order a static have them setup a PTR at the same time
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Thanks Folks .
It worked after I gave it some time for MX Record update. I used DynDns.org dynamic DNS service. I had difficulties with my ISP ; basically I had to validate each email address that is using their smtp service ; also had to set authentication.
I splitted the points ; thanks.
It worked after I gave it some time for MX Record update. I used DynDns.org dynamic DNS service. I had difficulties with my ISP ; basically I had to validate each email address that is using their smtp service ; also had to set authentication.
I splitted the points ; thanks.