Open the exchange management console, expand server configuration, click on hub transport, below under receive connectors these are your smtp settings.  Hope that helps

What specifically are you looking for?

I installed a free utility from Acronis that monitors hard disk and sends alerts when an error is detected.  I want to configure the email alert and it is asking for the SMTP stuff.

port 25 email server would be name.domain.local

For SMTP stuff,You can use your Exchange server IP address ,Configure your sserver IP address OR name for the same.

I don't think there is no option to set up a account from Acronis side in order to deliver the alert message, so you can set your admin account for it. Otherwise, you can create a virtual outgoing connector from EMS and enable anonymous authentication.

In the email alert settings box, it is asking me for

Server Settings:
Outgoing mail server (SMTP)---where do I find this in my Exchnage Console?  I tried joe.contuso.local.  I tried joe.contuso.com, joe@contuso.com. None worked. also, it is asking me for a password, but it isn't it isn't clear if it is the password for the email

Other things I have tried
mail.contuso.local
mail@contuso.local
mail.contuso.com
mail@contuso.com
joe@ with all the above
joe. with all the above.

Nothing works

try the Ip address to your email server, and for a username n password put in admin & pw or your own username and password your a domain admin

outside Ip address and not internal

is this similar to the window for your SMTP settings
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yes, almost exact window

I am entering:

email address: joe@contuso.com
From: joe@contuso.com

outgoing mail server (SMTP): servername.contuso.local
Port 25
User name: joe@contuso.com
Password: the password

Use Encryption is not checked.

I am also trying variations of all the above, starting with changing .com to .local and also trying joe. instead of joe@

 

In the receive connectors in the exchange management console how many receive connectors do you have and are they enabled. if you right click go to properties on them under network tab you will see use these local ip address to receive mail which port is labeled? (top box)
Do you get an error when trying to send a test email message. ( what error )
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check the SSL

I don't know. Tried all that.  Making me nuts.

Finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Wow. Seems IT is alot of tickering til you get it?

I finally opened the Exchange window for the user I was trying to list as the "to" and found that user has an alternate name for .local, not same as one I was using. The name in front of the @ was  slightly different.  Once I entered that alternate, it worked