<KeithDB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Yes, you are correct. I need to set up three or four email addresses for his
>domain and let him connect to my server and retrieve them using Oulook 2k3
>the same way he would if he was checking his mail thru his ISP. I know this
>is a rookie question but Im learning as I go.
>
>"PeterD" wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 12:50:02 -0700, "Keith D.B."
>> <KeithDB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>> >I run mine and my brothers websites on my server and I use NO-IP because I
>> >have a dynamic IP. NO-IP gives us a mail server address (mail.mydomain.com).
>> >I would like to set up my server to receive mail from his domain and let him
>> >check it from his house. Just wondering if that is possible and if some one
>> >could point me in the right direction.
>>
>> Keith,
>>
>> I know you didn't try to be unclear, but can you give more
>> information? You say "receive mail *from* his domain", are you really
>> saying you want to receive email *for* his domain? If this is what you
>> are asking, yes, it can be done... a single SMTP/POP3 server can
>> servce many domains at teh same time. (I have two running on my system
>> right now very happily--the only restriction is that a user account
>> has to be unique across the domains, so you can't have "Bob" on one
>> domain and a different user with "Bob" on teh second domain when
>> running with windows authentication (and windows domains).
>>
>> Anyway, if you are doing as I think you are, repost and I'll see if I
>> can point you in the way that I went.
>>