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4. Microsoft Exchange Server
This section describes an example of configuring the Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 on Win-
dows NT 4.0.
NOTE:
The instructions in this section are not always applicable to any network environments.
Some settings have to be configured differently depending on the network environments
or the requirements. Please remember that the instructions here are an example to set
up the mail server.
4.1 Configuring DNS Server
Before you set up the Microsoft Exchange Server, you must set up the DNS server.
4.1.1 Creating new DNS server name
4.1.1.1 Starting DNS Manager
(1)
Log into Windows NT server as "Administrator".
(2)
Click on [Start] and select [Programs]-[Administrative Tools (Common)]-[DNS Manager].
(3)
The Domain Name Service Manager starts.
4.1.1.2 Creating DNS Server
(1)
Click on the [DNS] menu and select [New Server...].
(2)
The Add DNS Server dialog appears. Enter the name of DNS server and click on [OK].
(3)
The new DNS server is added under the Server List.
4.1.1.3 Creating New Zone
When this server has not managed the domain that your mail server will belong, you must
create a zone.
(1)
Select the DNS server you added from the Server List. Click on the [DNS] menu and
select [New Zone...].
(2)
The Creating new zone for XXXX (XXXX is a DNS server name) dialog appears. Select
[Primary] and click on [Next].
(3)
Enter the internet domain name of your local area network in the [Zone Name] field (For
example: toshiba.com). The Zone File name is automatically entered when you enter
the Zone Name (For example: "toshiba.com.dns" when the Zone name is "toshiba.com").
(4)
Click on [Next].
(5)
Click on [Finish] to complete creating a zone.
4.1.1.4 Creating New Host
(1)
Select the zone that you created under the DNS server from Server List. The zone
information details are displayed at the right window.
(2)
Click on the [DSN] menu and select [New Host...].
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