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You need to add second IP in exchange 2010 hub server and assign this IP for your newly manually created receive connector to relay the mail out.
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The deal was authentication. &nbsp;By default, the receive connector uses TSL. &nbsp;I changed that from TLS to Digest and it worked great.
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ok, I have created a receive connector so that my HVAC computer can sesnd emails out about how the HVAC system is working, but when I test that, it fails.<br />
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how can I test that my anon relay for the HVAC computer is working so that I don't tell my customer its working only for them to find out that it's not?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Cliff
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ok, I have created a receive connector so that my HVAC computer can sesnd emails out about how the HVAC system is working, but when I test that, it fails.

how can I test that my anon relay for the HVAC computer is working so that I don't tell my customer its working only for them to find out that it's not?

Thanks

Cliff

You need to add second IP in exchange 2010 hub server and assign this IP for your newly manually created receive connector to relay the mail out.

The deal was authentication.  By default, the receive connector uses TSL.  I changed that from TLS to Digest and it worked great.

Exchange 2010, HVAC computer, anon relay

ok, I have created a receive connector so that my HVAC computer can sesnd emails out about how the HVAC system is working, but when I test that, it fails.

how can I test that my anon relay for the HVAC computer is working so that I don&#39;t tell my customer its working only for them to find out that it&#39;s not?

Thanks

Cliff

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.