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Exchange - SMTP
- The Rough Cut -

1.		The ISP will have to give you a fixed IP address.
2.		The ISP will have to set up an MX and an A record for your domain name and host.
3.		The ISP and you will have to agree on a method to dequeue your mail when you dial in. See Exchange Dequeue for a list of options. (For full time connections, you can skip to 4b.)
4.		You will need to configure RAS/DUN.
	a.	You need a phonebook entry that makes a fully automated connection to the ISP.
	b.	You need a TCP/IP hostname and domain configured in Control Panel/Networks/TCP/IP.
		If you connect to your ISP via a dial-on-demand router, the instructions are a little different. See the Dial-on-Demand Routers section.
5.		You will need to configure the Exchange SMTP service.
		For Exchange 5.x, it's the Internet Mail Service
		For Exchange 4.0, it's the Internet Mail Connector
6.		If necessary, configure the SMTP Addresses for your users. You can set this globally in the Site Addressing configuration page. Additional addresses can be configured one at a time or via Directory Import.

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