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the only smtp settings in iis that i'm aware of are under the server extensions tab in the sites properties. &nbsp;<br />
do you usually have an smtp service pane in iis?<br />

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the only smtp settings in iis that i'm aware of are under the server extensions tab in the sites properties.  
do you usually have an smtp service pane in iis?


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No, since the first time installation I didn't find this pane. However I have ensured that this service is included in windows component installation list.<br />

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No, since the first time installation I didn't find this pane. However I have ensured that this service is included in windows component installation list.


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as far as I know there is not a separate pane for smtp service in iis. &nbsp;you can set the properties for how a site will send mail at a sites properties&gt;server extensions tab&gt;advanced. &nbsp;what is it you need to do?
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as far as I know there is not a separate pane for smtp service in iis.  you can set the properties for how a site will send mail at a sites properties>server extensions tab>advanced.  what is it you need to do?

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yes, that's my problem. I can't find smtp pane on my IIS console. whereas I have checked on the other machine with win2k, there is.<br />

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yes, that's my problem. I can't find smtp pane on my IIS console. whereas I have checked on the other machine with win2k, there is.


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I wonder why I can not find the SMTP service pane on my IIS console whereas I have got that service (SMTP) up from COmponent Service panel.<br />
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awaiting advice.<br />
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thanks.
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I wonder why I can not find the SMTP service pane on my IIS console whereas I have got that service (SMTP) up from COmponent Service panel.

awaiting advice.

thanks.

SMTP Service doesn't show up on IIS tree panel

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