Phil
Mon May 03 18:34:45 CDT 2004
Gerald:
Please forgive the obvious question:
From outside your network (i.e. your home) at a command prompt type
nslookup -q=MX xyz2.co.za
does the response point to the external IP address of your SBS server (or at
least to your firewall)?
Few months ago, someone had problems, they did not wait the 72 or 84 hours
for the Internet DNS servers to update.
If you are using ISA with your SBS, don't forget to add xyz2.co.za to the
SMTP filter. If you are using another firewall, you may have to let it know
about the new SMTP address as well.
again, this may be too obvious, and you already have this covered.
Phil S.
"Gerald" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:794a01c4311c$31762c50$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> I created a second domain (xyz2.co.za) under recipient
> policies of exchange for another company within the
> group. Internally we can send email to the users in this
> new domain, but external mail forwarded to them does not
> get to them. Further to this their reply address reflects
> them on the "main" domain (xyz.co.za) originally on the
> server.
>
> Any ideas why this is happening?
>
> External mail is forwarded to our server by being pointed
> to it by an internal relay server.