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Re: [cobalt-users] Raq4 e-mail and Microsoft exchange
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Raq4 e-mail and Microsoft exchange
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- Date: Mon Dec 2 06:54:00 2002
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On 12/2/02 8:36 AM, "Paul Shuttleworth" wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I have a client who wants to give us his web and mail hosting.
> They run Microsoft Exchange in the office as a mail server and are using it
> through a dial up to collect emails from their ISP. They are talking about
> needing SMTP relay for this, I am having trouble getting exactly what they
> want (as I think they don't quite know themselves) they say it is not just
> POP3 collection they need.
> I assume the dial up will be dynamic IP allocation, so it will not be a case
> of setting up our server as a secondary mailserver.
> Has anyone had any experience of setting this up and if so is it a big deal
> or not?
> Any help/pointers would be helpful.
>
We have 2 clients using MS Exchange. I didn't do anything special on my end.
Just have them load their accounts in via the GUI. Then they will need to
point their server towards yours via normal methods, they will then need to
program their end. I could be wrong on this but I didn't do anything special
or extra. We do experience a few problems at times:
Their server will do a continuous loop back and check mail on an account for
hours, we had to have them reboot their machine.
If they have MS Proxy running also, it will need to be forced to see your MX
server, we have had problems with them seeing our box after a DNS change, it
is very flaky in this area.
Lot's of virus alerts! :))
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Thanks!!
David Thurman
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