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Single Static Internet IP, 2 Active Sync Exchange servers

Hello...

I have a bit of a situation. I'm installing a new server in a multi-tenant building. There's already an exchange server in the building and I need to setup another one for another tenant in the building but the problem is that the ISP only gives us 1 single static. My client is unwilling to purchase another static IP. Is there any creative DNS or NATting I can do to allow both to work on the same static? It's 2 separate servers on totally different domains. I'll need OWA and Activesync to work. Please tell me there's a way..

Thanks!

- Tim

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I've got SMTP covered. There's a way I can handle that. I need a solution for OWA and Activesync. Maybe run off an alternate port for the second client? But I don't know if cell phones would be able to work off an alternat port.

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