Re: Problem running Split DNS configuration and Exchange mailboxes?
- From: bob.smith.0182@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 19:41:08 -0700
Hey all,
Thanks for your help. I know it does seem a bit confusing basically:
Split DNS means:
Forward Lookup Zone has TWO Zones:
1. Installed by default domain.local Zone
2. Custom setup NON-AD integrated domain.com Zone that allows us to
use email.domain.com pointed to server, but domain.com pointed to our
hosting servers offsite
Basically the issue is that we could not send internal emails to the
hr_recruiting@xxxxxxxxxx email - it returns a NDR with error 5.1.1 but
from external email accounts (e.g. yahoo/gmail/hotmail accounts, it
can receive ok)
I tried setting up hr_recruiting two ways:
1. As a user mailbox - linked to the manager's mailbox
2. As a distribution group (with manager and HR staff linked as
members of distribution group)
Both ways turned up NDR errors of 5.1.1 when sending internally, but
could still receive from external accounts.
We have implemented POP3 connector to provide redundancy - so that our
mail is still received when our server is offline or our internet
connection is down, as our POP3 is hosted externally by redundant
hosting servers.
Only mentioned OWA because i was using OWA to check it at the time (to
lazy to use RPC over HTTPS at the time but normally do use it :P)
Thanks for your help.
On Sep 24, 11:37 pm, "Claus" <cjo...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Let's see if I understand this correctly.
First, your setup looks normal and I'm not sure why you call it a split DNS
configuration. I would however recommend that you switch your users to
Outlook over HTTP instead of having them use OWA. I also would drop the POP3
connector.
As to hr_recruiting, is that a mail enabled distribution group?
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Claus<bob.smith.0...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We currently have a Split DNS Configuration running, where staff using
OWA are allowed to use our external domain (email.domain.com) to check
OWA INTERNALLY to (i.e. can use email.domain.com internally and
externally). Because of this, we have created Host (A) records that
link to our website (domain.com) IP address, but have pointed
email.domain.com in a Host (A) record to our server IP address. We
have also added correct MX Records and Host (A) Records to point to
our mail server (we use POP3 Connector to provide redundancy for our
mail services). Our Human Resources staff have their account
hr_recruit...@xxxxxxxxxx that works in a similar fashion to your
proposed solution to running exchange distribution groups. However, as
the hr_recruit...@xxxxxxxxxx address is not actually linked to an
existing user account (whereas previously, our accounts and sales
accounts were), we are receiving Exchange NDR emails (error 5.1.1)
reporting that we cannot internally send email to
hr_recruit...@xxxxxxxxxx however it is receiving fine from external
emails. Could this possibly conflict with the Split DNS Configuration?
Might seem a bit random/confusing so just reply me if you need
configuration
Thanks
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