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Hello all, I have a sitution that I am trying to set up. I have 2 email servers that run on Windows: one is for internal purposes, the other is ...
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    Windows access DNS on Linux?

    Hello all,

    I have a sitution that I am trying to set up.

    I have 2 email servers that run on Windows: one is for internal purposes, the other is external purposes.

    The external one will receive e-mail from the outside world, clean it up and forward it to the internal one.

    There are 2 Windows Vista machines and 2 Unix (OpenSuse Linux) machines.

    Since there can be only 1 email server per domain, I thought I would:

    -> set up a local domain with ALL of the machines in it
    -> set up a DNS server for the local domain
    -> set up a MX record in the DNS server for the email

    For the external machine, just have a Dynamic IP point to the Windows machine holding the external email server.

    Does this sound plausible? Does this make sense?

    How can one fix it so that a DNS under Suse is accessible from Windows?

    TIA

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    most of this question is the same question you have all ready asked.

    1) Have you changed the DNS settings on the windows machine to point there?
    2) Have you tested connectivity between the machines?
    3) Have you tested using 'nslookup' or 'dig'?
    4) Have you checked to see if there are firewall settings on the server in question that would prohibit you from connecting?
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