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When I open up Exchange system manager and go under the smtp virtual servers I noticed there is an option for anonymous smtp connections. This is enabled. Should this be deselected, and what is it's purpose? With it selected does it mean anyone can send an email message on the internet and they don't have to be authenticated on the Windows 200X system?<br />
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When I open up Exchange system manager and go under the smtp virtual servers I noticed there is an option for anonymous smtp connections. This is enabled. Should this be deselected, and what is it's purpose? With it selected does it mean anyone can send an email message on the internet and they don't have to be authenticated on the Windows 200X system?

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Exchange 2003 SP2 and SMTP virtual server anonymous connection?

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