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IN THIS TOPIC:	EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE (49) , REFERENCE & LEARNING (3) , DOWNLOADS (1) , BEST WEB LINKS (5) , NEWS (2)

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	Exchange Server deployment strategies for SMBs Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 01 Mar 2007 TIP - Contributor Brien Posey discusses techniques small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) can use when deploying Exchange Server that improve cost effectiveness and availability.


	How defective DNS records damage Sender ID and Exchange Server Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 01 Nov 2006 TIP - Beware of servers sending you email that have badly formatted or nonexistent DNS records -- they can hurt Sender ID and Exchange Server.


	Tasks you should automate: Managing DNS Submitted By: SearchWinComputing.com \| 29 Aug 2006 TIP - The less manual work you have to do with DNS zone files or the DNS interface, the better -- and there are tools designed to automate most of the process of dealing with DNS.


	Getting inside DNS Submitted By: SearchWinIT.com \| 15 Aug 2006 TIP - Expert Laura E. Hunter breaks down the mechanics of DNS and explains how DNS clients and servers work together to resolve human-readable DNS names into IP addresses.


	Microsoft Outlook authentication fails on one workstation 25 Jul 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - Get help troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook authentication problems that occur on only one workstation in the Exchange Server domain.


	Properly formatting local DNS entries Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 19 Apr 2006 TIP - Learn about common mistakes administrators make when creating internal DNS names and how they can affect Exchange Server functionality.


	How to determine if you're the target of a 'reverse NDR attack' 28 Mar 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - SearchExchange.com expert Bharat Suneja outlines the symptoms of a 'reverse NDR attack' and provides instructions on how to clean up your Exchange queues if your server's been targeted.


	Displaying a public IP address and domain name, but not internal data 28 Mar 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - Learn how to make an IP address public on Microsoft Exchange Server, while keeping internal data private.


	DNS problem preventing branch office from connecting to Exchange server 18 Feb 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - Users at a branch office are unable to connect to the Exchange server. SearchExchange.com expert Patricia Guerrero provides instructions for solving this DNS issue.


	Still receiving inbound SMTP e-mail at a defunct domain 08 Feb 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - You've removed the MX record from an old domain, yet incoming e-mail is still being received -- what should you do? SearchExchange.com expert David Sengupta explains how to troubleshoot this problem.


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