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Hosting Internet mail - 25.Jul.2001 8:07:00 PM

yodel

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We currently have 2 e-mails systems - our in-house mail is running on Exchange and our Internet mail is hosted by AT&T (with a .com address). We want to host our own Internet mail (.org address) but also want to maintain the .com address which will also route to our server. How do we go about setting up hosting our own Internet mail in Exchange? Any help would be appreciated!

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RE: Hosting Internet mail - 26.Jul.2001 7:41:00 PM

TheGodfather

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You first need to ensure that your .org and .com addresses have mx records that point to your Exchange Server. Your ISP should be able to take care of that for you. Next, (install the Internet Mail Service Connector) configure the Routing Tab on the IMS to accept as "inbound" both your *.com and *.org addresses. User mailboxes must be configured individual to send out as either *.com or *.org...that's it.

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Originally posted by yodel:
We currently have 2 e-mails systems - our in-house mail is running on Exchange and our Internet mail is hosted by AT&T (with a .com address). We want to host our own Internet mail (.org address) but also want to maintain the .com address which will also route to our server. How do we go about setting up hosting our own Internet mail in Exchange? Any help would be appreciated!

[This message has been edited by TheGodfather (edited 07-26-2001).]

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