setting up microsoft exchange server with DSL

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I recently added a DSL line and have wireless internet. When the installer
setup DSL he said that because there was no static line that my email setup
through outlook which was from a dial up company I have through work would
not work ( its my company so I have all the info). The installer thought of
an idea of using Microsoft Exchanger Server to access the email account. He
didn’t talk to his company or the dial up company but had it working in about
five minutes. Unfortunately I deleted the server type and no one from Qwest
or Infinity Internet has any idea on how he did it.
Under the Microsoft exchange server the settings page asks for the name of
your Microsoft Exchange Server Computer. I don’t know what he put or what
else he did but does anyone have any suggestions.
I have never done this so a simple explanation on how to set everything up
would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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I recently added a DSL line and have wireless internet. When the
installer setup DSL he said that because there was no static line
that my email setup through outlook which was from a dial up company
I have through work would not work ( its my company so I have all the
info).

The installer thought of an idea of using Microsoft Exchanger
Server to access the email account.

That doesn't make any sense. Exchange is a server product, has to be
installed somewhere, has to be set up with an account and mailbox for you.

He didn't talk to his company or
the dial up company but had it working in about five minutes.

Unfortunately I deleted the server type and no one from Qwest or
Infinity Internet has any idea on how he did it.
Under the Microsoft exchange server the settings page asks for the
name of your Microsoft Exchange Server Computer. I don't know what
he put or what else he did but does anyone have any suggestions.
I have never done this so a simple explanation on how to set
everything up would be greatly appreciated.

Do you *have* an Exchange server at your company, or at your mail hosting
company? If not, you can't connect to one. Where was this server? What kind
of mail account do you have, and who hosts it? They're the only ones who can
help you.....