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So, I successfully installed Exchange 2010, now I need to know exactly what to do to get mailflow. What ports do I need to open and what records I need to create. Please very specific and very detailed.

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Question by:onebytesystem

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by:florin_s

ID: 396190122013-11-02

Hi,

Here are some step by step links that can help you achieve your task:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa996885(v=exchg.141).aspx

And this is only for mail flow basic configuration: http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/3065-how-to-guide-basic-configuration-exchange-2010-sp1/

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by:SsbMs

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ID: 396253672013-11-05

Hope you are talking about inetrnet inbound/outbound mail flow..

create send external mails crate send connector with * on exchange for accepting/sending external mails.

Internet (Public DNS)

inbound mail flow create MX record - A recoed for MX IP - PTR for MX IP
outbound - A recoed for outbound IP - PTR for Outbound IP - SPF for Outbound IP

Port to be open 25 on firewall

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by:Seth Simmons

ID: 408457882015-06-23

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