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  • Re: NIC

    Thanks, Joel. I will probably do as you've suggested. This will then secure the exchange server better I believe. Thanks again, Manny
    Posted to Getting Started with Exchange (Forum) by mmjr on 07-19-2008

  • Re: NIC

    Most likely you would want to use your firewall (or router/nat/firewall) to statically NAT that public address to your Exchange server. Some firewalls call them Virtual services or pin holes. You would create one for SMTP (port 25) and one for OWA/OLA (443).
    Posted to Getting Started with Exchange (Forum) by Joel Stidley on 07-18-2008

  • NIC

    Hello, I've been trying to find help on Exchange 2007 and I came across this forum and I'm glad I did. I have a new Exchange 2007 setup and configured to host our own emails. I've use to NICs on this one - one is a Public and other is Private. The public IP is provided by our ISP. Everything is working fine including OWA and Outlook Anywhere...
    Posted to Getting Started with Exchange (Forum) by mmjr on 07-18-2008

  • Mail Transfer as flat files between E2K7 orgs

    Now I've got to explain that subject line I'm looking at a scenario where a client has 2 networks with NO network connectivity between them, but regular email flow. This is accomplished as follows: One network (the isolated network) has an Exchange 2003 organization; for any email that's going outside that network, E2K3 sends it to Sendmail...
    Posted to Migrating to Exchange (Forum) by aschan on 07-18-2008

  • ExchangeExchange The Podcast: Episode #2 has been posted

    It took us longer than expect due to some conflicting schedules however Jeffrey Rosen and I were able to record episode number two. Subscribe to the Podcast feed here , or The show notes are here . Please send us feedback on the Podcast at podcast@exchangeexchange.com .
    Posted to Joel Stidley's Blog (Weblog) by Joel Stidley on 07-14-2008

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