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From: dbutch1976 on 14 Jan 2010 10:44 Hi everyone, I'm a new technet subscriber and I'm setting up a variety of MS software in order to get better familiarized with them. I have installed Exchange 2010 and I am using Windows 7 clients with Outlook 2010. Exchange and AD services are all located on a single server. I know this is not recommended but this is a small home based network. I have forwarded ports 25 and 110 on my router to the server. I am able to recieve test E-mails sent from hotmail however I am not able to send anything at all to any address. I suspect that this is because I do not have a static IP. (Receiving of E-mails is made possible by using DYNDNS for resolution of my dynamic IP). While I suspect I know why the E-mails I'm sending are not being received is there a way to prove my suspicions? Also, is there a way around this other than paying for a static IP? Many thanks.
From: "Lee Derbyshire [MVP]" email a on 14 Jan 2010 10:56 "dbutch1976" <dbutch1976(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7838ECBC-64D7-49C0-8D99-CAA78F4B80C9(a)microsoft.com... > Hi everyone, > > I'm a new technet subscriber and I'm setting up a variety of MS software > in > order to get better familiarized with them. I have installed Exchange > 2010 > and I am using Windows 7 clients with Outlook 2010. Exchange and AD > services > are all located on a single server. I know this is not recommended but > this > is a small home based network. > > I have forwarded ports 25 and 110 on my router to the server. I am able > to > recieve test E-mails sent from hotmail however I am not able to send > anything > at all to any address. I suspect that this is because I do not have a > static > IP. (Receiving of E-mails is made possible by using DYNDNS for resolution > of > my dynamic IP). > > While I suspect I know why the E-mails I'm sending are not being received > is > there a way to prove my suspicions? Also, is there a way around this > other > than paying for a static IP? > > Many thanks. Did you create a send connector after you installed it? Lee. -- ______________________________________ Outlook Web Access For PDA , OWA For WAP www.leederbyshire.com lee a.t leederbyshire d.o.t c.o.m ______________________________________
From: Rich Matheisen [MVP] on 14 Jan 2010 22:30
On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 07:44:01 -0800, dbutch1976 <dbutch1976(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: [ snip ] >While I suspect I know why the E-mails I'm sending are not being received is >there a way to prove my suspicions? Also, is there a way around this other >than paying for a static IP? Use your ISP's EMTP server as a relay. Of course, they may not let you do that unless you user their domain name in the MAIL FROM command and "From:" headers. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP |