Cris
Thu Feb 26 23:20:57 CST 2004
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You don't need to send mail through a "smart host" like BT with =
Exchange...you are using exchange right??
or are your users collecting their own pop 3 and BT for SMTP?
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Cris Hanna, SBS-MVP
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"skc" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
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At the moment our domain name is at the ISP. We publish=20
our company website on it and also pick up mail via SMTP=20
from the same ISP.
Now, if we were to do what you said - then where would our=20
company website go - or should I say who would host it?
What exactly do I need to tell BT?
Sachin
>-----Original Message-----
>We are doing just this but with NTL.
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>If BT host your domain then you have to ask them to point=20
the MX records at your fixed IP.
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>When this is done you then run the Internet Connection=20
Wizard within SBS and fill in the relevant details.
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<DIV>-- <BR>Cris Hanna,=20
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the moment our domain name is at the ISP. We publish <BR>our =
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website on it and also pick up mail via SMTP <BR>from the same=20
ISP.<BR><BR>Now, if we were to do what you said - then where would our =
<BR>company website go - or should I say who would host =
it?<BR><BR>What=20
exactly do I need to tell BT?<BR><BR>Sachin<BR><BR>>-----Original=20
Message-----<BR>>We are doing just this but with =
NTL.<BR>><BR>>If BT=20
host your domain then you have to ask them to point <BR>the MX records =
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