Guest neves7 Posted September 27, 2007 Posted September 27, 2007 This is a pretty basic question but I want to find out before I try it. I am setting up a new windows 2003 server as an exchange server and want to run 2 network cards. One connected to the Router of my new T-1 line and the 2nd connected to my current LAN network. Will this work and if so is there any knowledge base articles based on this setup. Thanks in advance. Andy
Guest Stig Nielsen Posted September 27, 2007 Posted September 27, 2007 Re: setting up 2 network cards Hi Andy, Why do you want to connect the Exchange server with two NIC, what is it that you want to archive? Anyway, it will work, but I have to configure the T-1 to be the primary NIC. /Stig neves7 wrote: > This is a pretty basic question but I want to find out before I try it. > > I am setting up a new windows 2003 server as an exchange server and want to > run 2 network cards. One connected to the Router of my new T-1 line and the > 2nd connected to my current LAN network. Will this work and if so is there > any knowledge base articles based on this setup. Thanks in advance. > > Andy
Guest neves7 Posted September 27, 2007 Posted September 27, 2007 Re: setting up 2 network cards I have 10 offices throughout my network and about 20 remote users. The remote users will be using the email only portion of exchange. 9 of the 10 offices will be connecting through the T-1 for the public folders, messaging, email etc...i want the 10th office where the exchange server will be located to use the exchange features through the LAN, not through the T-1. andy "Stig Nielsen" wrote: > Hi Andy, > > Why do you want to connect the Exchange server with two NIC, what is it > that you want to archive? > > Anyway, it will work, but I have to configure the T-1 to be the primary NIC. > > /Stig > > neves7 wrote: > > This is a pretty basic question but I want to find out before I try it. > > > > I am setting up a new windows 2003 server as an exchange server and want to > > run 2 network cards. One connected to the Router of my new T-1 line and the > > 2nd connected to my current LAN network. Will this work and if so is there > > any knowledge base articles based on this setup. Thanks in advance. > > > > Andy >
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