Re: Configuring Exchange 2003 sp2 / MX records from ISP
- From: "Steve" <newsgroup@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 20:47:10 -0700
This all looks good. The MX record will point to the created A record. Of
course make sure you have port 25 open to the SBS. You can test by Telnet
and also run the domain through dnsreports.com.
"jdc" <jdc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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New SBS2003 R2 installation configured to use POP3 connector. Want to
modify
configuration to enable email directly to my exchange. I am prepared to
create MX record (mail.myexternaldomain.com) with a priority higher than
the
hosts default MX, and an A Record (Mail.myexternaldomain.com <-> x.x.x.x
my
external Static IP). My questions are:
Does it matter what I call my mail server in my MX record or A Record? I
run ICW and configure incoming EMAIL to use Exchange/Deliver directly to
my
server, and use my FQDN (myexternaldomain.com) for Domain. Is there any
other modifications that I need to make to complete the configuration on
my
SBS2003 server? Is there a method I can use to test the configuration
flow,
telnet?
All help appreciated, eta for changover - Sat March 17th.
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