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Both of the devices have windows domain accounts. &nbsp;Do I just need to add them to an exchange group? &nbsp;If so, what group?
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Both of the devices have windows domain accounts.  Do I just need to add them to an exchange group?  If so, what group?

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You need to give the ip address of the machines/devices in exchange 2007. Read the article.
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You need to give the ip address of the machines/devices in exchange 2007. Read the article.

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Yes, I did read the article. &nbsp;The IP address range is already included on the default SMTP connector. &nbsp;The only difference is anoymous users are not checked. &nbsp;I dont see why it needs to be checked if the device has a domain account. &nbsp;Do you see what I am getting at?
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Yes, I did read the article.  The IP address range is already included on the default SMTP connector.  The only difference is anoymous users are not checked.  I dont see why it needs to be checked if the device has a domain account.  Do you see what I am getting at?

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I just moved to exchange 2007 from 2003. &nbsp;I have a copier and a phone system that use to send messages through the exchange server. &nbsp;This is no longer working after transitioning to exchange 2007. &nbsp;I verified the devices have the correct exchange information. &nbsp;I assume there may be something that needs to change on exchange 2007 to allow it to receive message from these devices?
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I just moved to exchange 2007 from 2003.  I have a copier and a phone system that use to send messages through the exchange server.  This is no longer working after transitioning to exchange 2007.  I verified the devices have the correct exchange information.  I assume there may be something that needs to change on exchange 2007 to allow it to receive message from these devices?

Some devices cannot send email to exchange 2007 after transition from 2003

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.