Exchange at Home
I need some one to advise me what is required to configure a fully functioning email exchange 2007 server at home. What do i need and how do i do it? Static IP ? DNS ? Domain Name ? Please advise what is required and how it is configured Thanks
February 28th, 2012 6:05pm

Hi, You will need the following: An Active Directory (DC) domain with DNSA Server for Exchange 2007 (why not 2010?) with an fixed IP and with your DC as the primary DNS server.An external IP address from your ISP (preffered fixed IP)An firewall or modem/router wich forwards port 25, 443 to your Exchange ServerAn external domain name on wich you would like to receive email.In your externals domain DNS server at least 3 records (MX 10 Your external IP address + A records for autodiscover and Outlook Web Access/App)Within Exchange you will need to configure your send and receive connectors and accepted domains. Kind regards, Bart TimmermansKPN Consulting - Technical Consultant www.bart-timmermans.nl Mark as Answer, if it is answer for your Question. Vote as Helpful, if it is helpful to you.
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February 29th, 2012 4:36am

Thanks for this info I have AD with Domain DNS I have Exchange installed (2007) Can I use DynDNS instead of a external IP from ISP Can i use a Netgear VMDG280 to configure the ports? I have a domain name. Can you advise how this is all configured or send a link with the steps needed to configure. Step by step instructions if at all possible.
March 1st, 2012 5:35am

YEs you can . You have to configure Intenet Send COnnector to send emails outside ur org u also have to assign inside anyonumus email setuup under the default recive conector or can create one more Arun Chaudhary MCP,MCTS Win Server 2008,MCITP Exchange 2010 Visit my Blog- http://arunmsexchange.blogspot.in
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March 1st, 2012 5:44am

Hi, Dynamic IPs and DynDNS is supported. You can use the Netgear router because it supports port forwarding. You should read the manual of the VMDG280 on how to forward (TCP) ports 25 and 443 to your Exchange server. Regards, BartKPN Consulting - Technical Consultant www.bart-timmermans.nl Mark as Answer, if it is answer for your Question. Vote as Helpful, if it is helpful to you.
March 1st, 2012 5:44am

I have Dyn SMTP and a new domain name. I have exchange 2007 and license key. I have a win 2008 DC with DNS role configured I have a router that is able for port forwarding Please could some one instruct me how to install and configure exchange to work at home in my lab. Each Step is what i need because I can not make sense of it YET. Thanks for all the advise so far.
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March 1st, 2012 6:28am

Try following link. It will let you download MS Exchange Standard Deployement guide. This is best suited for your home Exchange setup.You have to study it though :) http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=12522Shyam vyas | Cognizant | MCITP : Enterprise Messaging
March 6th, 2012 6:55am

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