by ray | Jan 28, 2010 | Exchange Mail Server
I have a user who is connecting from outside the office and he can receive email but not send email. Most people these days are switching to Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP), Outlook Web Access, or Exchange ActiveSync because they provide a richer client experience...
by ray | Feb 2, 2009 | Exchange Mail Server
MX records #1-4 is postini and we had MX #5 as our Exchange 2007 mail server. MX records only control inbound email. Outbound email will use A host records and PTR records so removing MX #5 will not cause any problems with mail flow.
by ray | Jan 30, 2009 | Exchange Mail Server
Here is some helpful...
by ray | Jan 30, 2009 | Exchange Mail Server
After dissolving Teaming Mode on my dual NIC setup, I was unable to enable Client for Microsoft Networks.On Windows 2008 server, click LAN connection #1 and press the Alt key — this will pull up a menu on top so that you can go to Advanced > Advanced...
by ray | Jan 30, 2009 | Exchange Mail Server
Tip #1: Disable IPv6IPv6 needs to be disabled on the server side if you are running Windows 2008.1) Uncheck IPv6 in TCP/IP.2) Start > Run type "drivers". Go to etc folder. Open hosts file in notepad. Put # sign in from of this line to comment out...
by ray | Jan 29, 2009 | Exchange Mail Server
Check to see that in your server Services that the "Microsoft Exchange System Attendant" is running.Also, disable Teaming Mode for your dual NIC cards.
