Uhh, not to put down the hard work you've probably done to set up the home
lan, but was Exchange 2000 really the best choice for an email server at
home?
-s
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Bush [mailto:stevebu@bushchang.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 11:10 PM
To: fork@xent.com
Subject: Sorry: Undeliverables
Importance: Low
Sorry about the undeliverables to stevebu@bushchang.com over the last
couple of days.
I've been wrestling with putting Exchange 2000 on my home web server to
handle non-work email. It's a pain in the ass to get all of the
required services working together without exposing your private network
to the Internet: DNS, Active Directory, Internet Connection Sharing,
DHCP, IIS and BlackIce Defender. Active Directory is a one way trip and
it totally messes with DNS so you have to get things just right before
installing Exchange 2000. It's amazing what you have to do to configure
a semi-protected home LAN.
The good news is I think I've configured everything correctly now.
Sorry for the undeliverables....
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