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Outside emails take a long time to receive
We have SBS 2008 with Exchange Server 2007. Outgoing emails to outside the organization recipients are being sent and received without a problems. Incoming emails from outside the organization are not. The receiver eventually receives them but hours after it was sent. I ran Microsoft Remote Connectivity test for incoming emails from an outside source and found that when the Windows Firewall, it failed the test pointing to a firewall issue. I turned off the Windows Firewall and got connectivity. When I try to email from another outside email, it sends but the intended receiver still doesn't get the email until several hours after it is sent. I thinking it is something internal that is causing the problem but not sure what it is. Any insight would be helpful.
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Very few routers are truly plug and play which is what is required for the wizard to be able to configure your router...this is very common
Actually Port 80 should be closed...not required
Would still like to have answers to other questions
Actually Port 80 should be closed...not required
Would still like to have answers to other questions
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Very few routers are truly plug and play which is what is required for the wizard to be able to configure your router...this is very common
Yes, I understand. I thought this would be the reason why it's not configuring the router.
It is also saying it is missing the cname in DNS. I know I need to put this the forward lookup section, under the *.local folder, but what name should I put to it?
What cname does it say it's missing?
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It doesn't say what cname it is? It just says it is missing.
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It was the Barracuda Firewall and Spam Filter that was causing the delays in emails. I pointed all incoming emails directly to the Exchange server bypassing the Barracuda. Now the emails are coming through fast.
Wow...so did you remove the Barracuda unit from the networks?
What's acting as your firewall now?
What's acting as your firewall now?
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We have Eset and using their firewall.
I realize the question is closed but I would suggest putting the Barracuda device back in place, if only just for the firewall. It's going to be far superior protection to the software firewall in ESET. Then contact Barracuda about the long delay on Email delivery
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