Ok all you geniuses out there here is a tuffy!
Have taken this over from someone so hope you can all help
Scenario:
Have installed a windows 2003 sbs server at site A with about 15 users. Their email is hosted at a company and the 2003 server collects the email via microsoft pop connected, email domain name is xxxx.net (xxxx standing for their real name obviously)
This is all working great internally and externally in the office.
They also have a site B which is in the remote country bushlands of australia, with less than dial up speeds and about 4 or 5 computers on a workgroup. They all use outlook and collect their emails via pop straight from the email hosting company using. Both site A and site B use their company domain name (xxxx.net) for their email addressing.
Site B can email Site A no worries, however if anyone from Site A tries to send up an email to bob@xxxx.net who is using the dial up pop at Site B, the message instantly returns with a bounce back for unknown user. I know this is because the email domain xxxx.net is on the exchange server at site A.
So my question is how do i get site A to be able to email site B??
VPN is not an option, i have tried this and it is WAY TO SLOW. An absolute disgrace our telecommunications here in country Australia.
I look forward to hearing any replies.
Thanks
Have taken this over from someone so hope you can all help
Scenario:
Have installed a windows 2003 sbs server at site A with about 15 users. Their email is hosted at a company and the 2003 server collects the email via microsoft pop connected, email domain name is xxxx.net (xxxx standing for their real name obviously)
This is all working great internally and externally in the office.
They also have a site B which is in the remote country bushlands of australia, with less than dial up speeds and about 4 or 5 computers on a workgroup. They all use outlook and collect their emails via pop straight from the email hosting company using. Both site A and site B use their company domain name (xxxx.net) for their email addressing.
Site B can email Site A no worries, however if anyone from Site A tries to send up an email to bob@xxxx.net who is using the dial up pop at Site B, the message instantly returns with a bounce back for unknown user. I know this is because the email domain xxxx.net is on the exchange server at site A.
So my question is how do i get site A to be able to email site B??
VPN is not an option, i have tried this and it is WAY TO SLOW. An absolute disgrace our telecommunications here in country Australia.
I look forward to hearing any replies.
Thanks