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transport >> SMTP Properties!

by dmk » Thu, 10 Jul 2003 03:58:27 GMT

On the SMTP Virtual Server Properties, there is a
Delivery tab>Advanced. There is a entry there for a
Fully Qualified domain name. Do I enter my domain name
or the fully qualified domain name of the ISA Server
Computer. In the POP3 connector properties it asks for
the domain name. I am not sure if this would cause my
problem of not receiving any mail but able to send. Is
the SMTP and POP3 Virtual Servers suppose to be on
separate IP addresses with separate cards.
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