Hi all,
I'm working on a little project of mine at home and trying to get some experience with Exchange. First of all, I'm using cable modem to connect to the Internet. I have a Linksys Router. Most of workstations and servers are static IP addresses. Here is what I have done:
1. Installed MS W2K advanced Server w/SP2, created a Domain, setup Active Directory, AND Installed Exchange 2000 on that same machine.
2. I have forwarded ports (80, 21, 25,53) on the linksys Router to point back to the exchange server(LAN IP address).
At this point, I know I missed a few or several steps. But uncertain what they are. If anyone knows, please point me to the right direction. Perhaps links on the web for step-by-step installation/setup on Exchange 2000. The installation of Exchange was rather easy, I imagine its the configuation/setup is what I need it. I know I don't have a domain name to use (i.e john@yahoo.com) but I know you could just use the IP address (i.e john@192.168.1.xxx.com). Only thing is, I don't remember how to configure it.
Your help is much appreciated. 🙂😉
I'm working on a little project of mine at home and trying to get some experience with Exchange. First of all, I'm using cable modem to connect to the Internet. I have a Linksys Router. Most of workstations and servers are static IP addresses. Here is what I have done:
1. Installed MS W2K advanced Server w/SP2, created a Domain, setup Active Directory, AND Installed Exchange 2000 on that same machine.
2. I have forwarded ports (80, 21, 25,53) on the linksys Router to point back to the exchange server(LAN IP address).
At this point, I know I missed a few or several steps. But uncertain what they are. If anyone knows, please point me to the right direction. Perhaps links on the web for step-by-step installation/setup on Exchange 2000. The installation of Exchange was rather easy, I imagine its the configuation/setup is what I need it. I know I don't have a domain name to use (i.e john@yahoo.com) but I know you could just use the IP address (i.e john@192.168.1.xxx.com). Only thing is, I don't remember how to configure it.
Your help is much appreciated. 🙂😉
