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Question : Delay notifications in small business server
I have a Small Business server running Exchange in our office. I can send out emails to most companies, but a small amount of companies I get delayed notifications and they never reach their destination. My reverse DNS does not match my FQDN, it's resolving to my ISP. I know I can request this change with my ISP, but I am using the gateway IP instead of an allocated IP in the range they gave me. Is there a way to get around having the ISP change the DNS and me changing the IP we are using? Such as a smart host?
Answer : Delay notifications in small business server
How to set the smarthost:
http://technet.microsoft.c
om/en-us/l
ibrary/
aa9
96082(EXCH
G.65).aspx
Get the smarthost details from your ISP.
Shaun
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