Second SMTP service or Port

you need to create an additional receive connector
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb125159.aspx

Open EMC goto Server Configuration -> Server -> ReciveConnectors and add a new connector that listens on port 2525 (tab network)

addionaly you need to make sure that you open the port in windows firewall if your firewall is running.

Ok  I have gone in and done this but I cannot telnet to this port.  I made it an Internet port because it will be emails from the outside world.  

did you open the port in the firewall?

i would like to know what exactly do you want to achieve.
you said old servre? what is it? and why port 2525. Thanks

Suraj

Here is what I am trying to do.

I have my exchange 2010 server and an Exchange 2003 server.  All mail used to go to teh Exchange 2003 server but now that I have implemented my Exchange 2010 server all mail goes through it and delivers to my Exchange 2003 server.  Now for some reason I cannot get emails the are sent to us from our remote systems sending to mail.XXXX.com:2525

Here is the respnse I am getting from my send program.   mail.xxxx.com:2525 is failing

do you have a routing group connector that connects 2003 with 2010
get-routinggroupconnector

did you select the anonymous permission group

You need to have a routing group connector between Ex2010 and exchange 2003. No send connectors - smarthost to any port between them !
you can figure that out from exch 2003 ESM !
Just want to know .. why 2525?

Everyone here is the deal.

I am able to receive emails with no issues when emails are sent to my company using hotmail etc.  They route to my exchange 2010 server and then get forwarded to me Exchange 2003 server.  The issue is that I have application servers at hospitals that will not allow my bmail program to send out on port 25.  Instead I have them setup to send to my server using port 2525. This all worked fine on Exhange 2003 as I had my server setup to rceive emails on port 2525 as I had a spam software product using port 25.

Now emails are being routed to my exchange 2010 server and smpt service is setup on port 25 like the default.  All mail that is destined to come to me on port 2525 is not getting to my new exchange server.  I have setup a new receive connector on port 2525 but it is not working.  Do I have to do something with the SMTP service as well?

coming back to my question above, did you check the firewall of the exchange 2010 server?normaly you don't need to do any further changes to be able to connect to the port with telnet.they only thing you need to do afterwards is to set the permissions for anoymous as mentioned above.

can you run the cmdlet below against the connector you created
get-receiveconnector Application | fl

we can check the settings for the connector for issues

I have opened the port and permissions are set to anoymous.

the settings you need to check are
Bindings = {0.0.0.0:2525}
PermissionGroups = AnonymouseUsers,Custom
RemoteIPRanges = {10.0.0.0/24}

the RemoteIPRanges should be the subnets/IP addresses that will use this connector

Endital where should I run that script from?

from the exchange management shell

I ran the script and it errrored out.

first run the following to list out your receive connectors
get-receiveconnector

the run it with the connector name you created and add the | fl
example: get-receiveconnector server\anonymous | fl

SOme pics of the connector
Exchange1.jpg
Exchange2.jpg

Here are the rest of the pics
excnage-3.jpg
exhange4.jpg
exchange5.jpg

on the authentication tab remove all but TLS
on the permissions group tab remove all but Anonymous

Here are two pics from the print out
printout1.jpg
printout2.jpg

Changes made still no luck.  Do I have to restart services?

can you temporarily disable the firewall on this exchange server to ensure that it is not the issue? then attempt to telnet from your workstation on port 2525

Firewall is always off and I can telnet locally to 10.220.8.188 2525

but from any other box I cannot

Looks like someone turned the firwall on as well.   Thank you for all your help.