Re: Still Trying...Very trying
Post the IP configuration of your 2 NICs on the server.
Claus
"bitsnpcs" <bitsnpcs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ok... I have SBS2003 newly set up on a system with 2 NICs. The first nic
is
connected to an ADSL modem/router which connects to the internet and
through
my ISP I have a static IP. Also through another ISP I registered a domain
name and got them to create an mx record which I assigned to my static
IP....but it would seem that the static IP is assigned to my modem router
not
my server...what am I doing wrong? Or how do i fix it so that i can
receive
mail on my server?
--
Jim
Bitsnpcs
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