RE: Server Name

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If you are talking about the SMTP connection agreement, and you are using
Exchange 2000 or Exchnage 2003, you can use the masquarade domain name in the
advanced connection properties on the SMTP virtual server.This way your
server will initiate the SMTP connection with the public name.

If the actual e-mail messages are being stamped with your internal
addresses, you can modify that with recipient policies.

"Susan" wrote:

> Is there a way to change the IMS name that is sent over the Internet? We have
> a non-public domain name and want messages sent through the IMS to use our
> public domain name. Because the messages are going out with a non-public name
> there is no way for mail servers to complete a reverse lookup.
>
>
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