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jaramart:
Howdy i was wondering if someone could help? I am trying to set up my exchange server i am running SBS 2008 with exchange 2007 all in the one box. When i run the configure internet address wizard it does not let me choose .org.au as an option. thus i choose to configure it myself.
at the moment i have three DNS "zones"
1. Forward look up zone
2. Reverse lookup zone
3. Conditional Fowarders.
Am i supposed to have an external Zone? if so where do i create this? how am i supposed to do this?
Basically what is happening when a user logs on the there computer and runs outlook 2007 it starts the email config wizard and searches for the email settings and comes back with my local domain name longridgerv.local but it should come back with longridge.org.au when i manualy enter this and users name and password and click connect it instantly pops up with welcome back to remote.longridge.org.au and asks for a user name and password when i enter it there it just keeps poping up til it finally says cannot connect. What am i missing?
One other thing i had one user out of 50 connect straight away no problems but now it just keeps asking for password
Howdy i was wondering if someone could help? I am trying to set up my exchange server i am running SBS 2008 with exchange 2007 all in the one box. When i run the configure internet address wizard it does not let me choose .org.au as an option. thus i choose to configure it myself.
at the moment i have three DNS "zones"
1. Forward look up zone
2. Reverse lookup zone
3. Conditional Fowarders.
Am i supposed to have an external Zone? if so where do i create this? how am i supposed to do this?
Basically what is happening when a user logs on the there computer and runs outlook 2007 it starts the email config wizard and searches for the email settings and comes back with my local domain name longridgerv.local but it should come back with longridge.org.au when i manualy enter this and users name and password and click connect it instantly pops up with welcome back to remote.longridge.org.au and asks for a user name and password when i enter it there it just keeps poping up til it finally says cannot connect. What am i missing?
One other thing i had one user out of 50 connect straight away no problems but now it just keeps asking for password
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But my client wants to be able to send and recieve emails to the world and it show up as longridge.org.au not .local
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Iread that article on continually promting for password. the only thing is i dont have an external DNS zone?? should i?
Fix your org.au issues in the first part of the Q first and then worry about the prompting.
Make sure you have run all the wizards in the correct order and it will create the zones you need. Then go through the outlook prompting article
Make sure you have run all the wizards in the correct order and it will create the zones you need. Then go through the outlook prompting article
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but i have run the wizards, I did the connect to the net first, then i did the internet address wizard selecting , "i have a domain name" and i want manage the domain myself as the .org.au extension is not avalible in the other option. i did that and then tested it but still no go
So if you check the properties of a user in the exchange management console is the org.au address their primary (reply address)? if so create a new outlook profile on a workstation and assuming you have done everything in the outlook prompting article you should be ok. The auto configure wizard should now pickup the org.au address not the .local address
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ok well i re ran the wizard and addede the autodiscover record as well as modifing iis to accept kernal mode auth. tested a client and it connected using the .local but when i send a message it sends as .org.au and recieves as .org.au and out of office is working as well so its all good thanks guys for your help.
you will need to go to your dns provider and setup a CNAME for remote.yourdomain.com to get remote. error to go away your also gonna need a ssl cert install to there if you do a search in the exchange section youll find an awnser as this has been asked before.