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what's the difference between Default SMTP virtual server and smtp connector?
what's the difference between Default SMTP virtual server and smtp connector? by default with a fresh installed exchange 2003, I don't see nothing under connector. But i was still able to send and receive email. (This is the one i created by myself). So I really would like to know if it's necessary to create it and when will be the case I must need to create one. Is this for the time I need to use smart host?
Also, i would like to know is the default smtp virtual server responsible for both sending and receiving mail? in service, I see there is smtp service there, whatt does it need to do with the default smtp virtual server here?
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Also, i would like to know is the default smtp virtual server responsible for both sending and receiving mail? in service, I see there is smtp service there, whatt does it need to do with the default smtp virtual server here?
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Also check this.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294736/
This is the situation, even without an SMTP Connector, you can still send and receive SMTP email. How so? Remember that Virtual Servers have their own built-in SMTP connector. Even though the Virtual Server connector is functioning, there is no interface for you to configure the SMTP flow. However, if you create an SMTP connector then you will gain control over message size, timing, permissions and more. Will the SMTP Connector and the Virtual Server SMTP server fight? No, the Virtual Server will graciously give way to the SMTP connector.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294736/
This is the situation, even without an SMTP Connector, you can still send and receive SMTP email. How so? Remember that Virtual Servers have their own built-in SMTP connector. Even though the Virtual Server connector is functioning, there is no interface for you to configure the SMTP flow. However, if you create an SMTP connector then you will gain control over message size, timing, permissions and more. Will the SMTP Connector and the Virtual Server SMTP server fight? No, the Virtual Server will graciously give way to the SMTP connector.
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Blatent plagiarism!! Experts Exchange rules Forbid plagiarism. You can not just copy and paste whole sections from others websites and not give credit. Ever heard of copyright?
Quote your sources :D
Blatent plagiarism!! Experts Exchange rules Forbid plagiarism. You can not just copy and paste whole sections from others websites and not give credit. Ever heard of copyright?
Quote your sources :D
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thank you Alan! so which it's been said if I stop the "Default SMTP virtual server", then both sending and receiving will stop right? even in the case I created smtp connector, right?
and is the smtp service in "computer management" is responsible for "Default SMTP virtual server"?
and is the smtp service in "computer management" is responsible for "Default SMTP virtual server"?
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