anonymous
Thu Oct 16 10:50:28 CDT 2003
This did not work. First SMTP i put in delayed all mail
and the second still errors out when sending to the
Branch office. Anyother options would be great.
>-----Original Message-----
>What happens is that Exchange thinks that it is
authoritative for that
>domain (yourdomain.com), so any address that doesn't
exist on you server
>will appear as undeliverable. You can fix this by doing
the following:
>
>Right-click Virtual SMTP server-> Properties-> Messages
tab-> Specify your
>ISP's SMTP mail server on the field "Forward all mail
with unresolved
>recipients to host".
>
>This should take care of your issue. Let us know how it
goes.
>
>Cheers,
>
>--
>-Javier
>
><< SBS ROCKS !!! >>
>
>"Alec Peden" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message
>news:0ced01c39339$3ea670a0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>> I recently setup up a SBS 2000 server for a client and
>> have some questions on how best to implement email.
Here
>> is the situation:
>>
>> Main office is in CT with 1 branch office in FL. Email
>> and webhosting are through an external server. Right
now
>> i am using the POP3 connector to d/l the mail then move
>> it to each users exchange account. The Branch office is
>> not setup on the server because its only one person at
>> this time and really has no need for access. The
problem
>> is that the branch office can not recieve emails from
the
>> Main office because it sends through exchange returns
>> with an unknown user error. Anyone have any advice on
how
>> to set this up so the branch office can receive emails
>> from the other users?
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