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Domains in Exchange 2007 - 2.Jul.2008 5:37:00 PM

claufranck

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Hello everybody:

I have a possibly stupid question but I guess someone can help me.

I have a exchange 2007 server. it is connected to a local AD domain xyz.com but I need to receive and send email from a FQDN domain qwerty.com. How do I set it up?

Thank you so much for your help

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RE: Domains in Exchange 2007 - 3.Jul.2008 10:44:36 AM

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Add the domain to accepted domains, then create an email address policy. Both in EMC, Org Config, Hub Transport.

I believe the steps are also in the quick start guide that is presented to you when you first open Exchange Management Console.

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RE: Domains in Exchange 2007 - 3.Jul.2008 11:29:03 AM

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Thank you that plus adding anonymous to the default mail connector helped I can now receive emails perfectly.
Now I need to send emails. When ever I send them I get no error but it never gets there.
I opnened ports 25, 110, 137, 443 on my firewall for that server.

Thank you

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RE: Domains in Exchange 2007 - 3.Jul.2008 3:08:31 PM

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You don't need these ports to send email: 110, 137, 443
Only port 25 is required. Can you telnet to any remote SMTP servers?

telnet maila.microsoft.com 25

It would have helped if you outlined that this was a new installation, as I would have pointed you to a different article on a single server installation from the msexchangeteam blog.

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RE: Domains in Exchange 2007 - 5.Jul.2008 11:34:41 AM

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Arent we forgetting something ????

you need a connector to send emails outside - remember..??? Incase, if you want to read more about the phrase i just used refer to the following doc.

Send Connectors
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998662(EXCHG.80).aspx

Manage Connectors
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb125128(EXCHG.80).aspx

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