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I just bought OS X server 10.3. Some one outside is hosting my DNS. I have the server setup to be a dns server for the local computers. That works great.
The problem comes when I am trying to get mail working. My domain is http://www.bovie.us and there is a mx record pointing to my IP Address. I have my linksys firewall setup to forward port 80 and 25 to the OS X server. Do I need to setup DNS for my domain?
Joel, I am running NAT. But I am not sure what I have to do. I have been a M$ Exchange admin for a couple of years and since the DNS was on the outside I never had to do any DNS on the inside. I had the server that that way it could provide DNS service to local computers.
How to I replicat my domain internally on my server. What should I put for DNS entry’s. I own both bovie.us and boviecomputer.com and DNS on the outside points to my IP. The Linksys NAT router just forward’s Port 25, and 80.
How would I set this up (internal DNS to resolve your DNS names to you NAT’ed internal IP addresses.)
My server IP is 192.168.1.10 and I have DHCP working on 192.168.1.100-254.
So how would I put the DNS in?Thanks so much for the help!
Everything else on the server works great so I am sure once I get mail working I will be a happy convert from M$ based servers.
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