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Asked by LeviDaily in Windows Server 2008, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
I have a SBS 2008 that I setup a shared location \\server\scan (new server). I have a multfunction Kyocera KM 3050 that scanned to the old server - same path; different server name. Now that I have the new server in, it will not scan. I have changed the domain on the multifunction, I have changed WINS (not using on the new server). On the new server, I have created a generic account scanner (AD user) that has rights to the scan location. I have tested this by logging in as scanner and creating files, deleting files, etc. On the kyocera web interface, I have used the FQN, the IP address. I can see the device listening on port 139 (SMB). I have rebooted the kyocera. The Kyocera is not domained. I do not find a section within the kyocera to ping from to test to see if it is getting out, but I can ping the kyocera from the server. Why cannot I not scan to path or email. Email on the kyocera web interface is set to use SMTP port 25, no authentication and a generic email address (setup in exchange). I am also using new Exchange server 2007.
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
