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How to change Originating Ip on an email from my exchange server

Asked by ivanxerone in Exchange Email Server, Email Servers, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), MS Forefront-ISA, Network Software Firewalls

Tags: Exchange 2003, smtp, X-Originating-IP

I got SBS2k3 server with its original Exchange 2003 server.
This server got multiple wan IPs.
Network users browse the internet thru IP#1 thru its ISA server.

SMTP virtual server receives emails from IP#2.  And relayed using IP #1 hence email shows "X-Originating-IP" with IP#1.

I'd like to change the X-Originating-IP to IP#2.

Evern further, when email is received at the other end it shows my internal local network IP on the first "received from" tag, can this be hidden?

Everthing is working OK, except I'd like to change this outgoing IP.
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Zones: Exchange Email Server, Email Servers, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), MS Forefront-ISA, Network Software Firewalls
Tags: Exchange 2003, smtp, X-Originating-IP
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