Well, as I said above, I have several connectors that I have set up over the years to do different things. Each of them shows as a "bridgehead" server the Default SMTP Virtual Server. I realize that the connector has to do with outgoing email. And I set that ages ago to use TLS and that works OK. I assumed that since I needed to set up a second SMTP VS to handle incoming Internet email with TLS, that I had to drop that one in the Internet Email connector. And basically it worked from a connection standpoint for a while, but then the outgoing traffic switched back to the Default SMTP VS that was no longer listed in the connector.
I'll take a closer look at this tomorrow when I'm back at work. But what's the reason to specify the SMTP VS in the connector if it's going to pick what it wants anyway?
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by: MesthaPosted on 2009-09-10 at 14:09:19ID: 25304384
Why did you touch the routing group connector?
That has nothing to do with email from the internet and should not have been touched.
Furthermore, all the selection of the SMTP virtual server in the Connectors do is point the traffic at a certain server. You cannot actually control which SMTP virtual server is used.
Therefore what I would have done is left everything alone.
Setup a second SMTP virtual server for incoming email only. Use the SMTP connector for outbound email.
Simon.