Taylor2956

The connection failed when I tried it

Here are some screenshots I took. I am a complete newbie to exchange/mail servers.

I did get a kickback email today. I think the problem may be with the domain company and the settings i am using with them to forward to my server.

I have an external relay set up in the exchange admin center, although I am not sure if it is set up correctly. I have a gigabit fiber connection from Bell in Canada. I checked with them and they don't block any ports with my plan.

Hi all, I am stuck with a little problem. I'm sure it's something small but I can't seem to figure it out. I have Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition running exchange server 2016 that I just set up, my problem is that I can't send emails to external email addresses. I can send internally and external emails can send emails in. I have the following ports forwarded on my router: I have my domain with domain .com and I think I have all the forwarding/MX/A records updated to point to my server correctly. Anyone out there who knows anything about this I would greatly appreciate your advice/direction

haha nice, I think all mobo's should have the error LED's. It makes finding the problems way easier.

Glad to help sad to hear hopefully they add support for it soon.

Yeah in my experience they add support for new ram with bios updates and then it's fully compatible after that.

I don't think that board has display codes on it. I looked up the ram on your mobo support page and it's not listed there. You may need to find a way to update the bios with different memory.

It's possable that you may need a BIOS update before that new G skill memory will work. If you had an older stick of DDR4 to try I would do that.

Sounds like a bad board to me. so you have dual monitors? This shouldn't make a difference but did you try just plugging one in? Just trying to think of everything before you would have to RMA a board

I'm assuming you are plugging your monitor into the GTX 1070? Do you know if the card is working? If not the card it's probably a bad mobo, when I got my X99 board last year it was dead on arrival and had to RMA it.

Thanks for the replies. I will try it and see how it goes

So I have a GTX 1080 armour OC and it sags a little bit. I wanted to prop it up a little bit and was thinking about just using zip cables to pull it up by the 8 pin power connector. Would this do any damage to the pins in the power connector slot? There isn't a place on the card itself that I can see for putting zip cables on. Thanks!