How to find SMTP IP Address of Exchange Server 2010?
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How can I find SMTP IP address in my Exchange environment? My Exchange environment includes:
2 CAS Servers (CAS Array)
2 Hub Transport Servers
2 Mailbox Servers (DAG)
2 UAG (ForeFront) Servers
I specified Inbound (POP) address as of CAS Server and I SMTP address as of Hub Transport Server.
Actually I've a Smart Host (which is a Main Firewall with port 25 is open) which is specified in Hub Transport Receive Connector.
Am I using right SMTP address? I tested SMTP address from Outlook profile; it's working.
Can anyone let me know how to find the SMTP server IP address in Exchange 2010 environment?
Thank you!
How can I find SMTP IP address in my Exchange environment? My Exchange environment includes:
2 CAS Servers (CAS Array)
2 Hub Transport Servers
2 Mailbox Servers (DAG)
2 UAG (ForeFront) Servers
I specified Inbound (POP) address as of CAS Server and I SMTP address as of Hub Transport Server.
Actually I've a Smart Host (which is a Main Firewall with port 25 is open) which is specified in Hub Transport Receive Connector.
Am I using right SMTP address? I tested SMTP address from Outlook profile; it's working.
Can anyone let me know how to find the SMTP server IP address in Exchange 2010 environment?
Thank you!
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I'm using Windows NLB for Client Access Server (CAS Array.) I'm not using any 3rd party load balancing for Hub Transport servers. The "Intranet" application mostly sends e-mails internally. So specifying Hub Transport server IP address is correct, right?
I went through the TechNet article. It's look like I need to create a seperate Receive Connection by disabling "Exchange Acthentication" to only process the traffic from "Intranet" application. That make sense!
I went through the TechNet article. It's look like I need to create a seperate Receive Connection by disabling "Exchange Acthentication" to only process the traffic from "Intranet" application. That make sense!
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Same Question Again:
Is there anyway to get Exchange 2010 configuration details for POP,IMAP,SMTP?
I would like to find IP address or hostnamr for POP,IMAP,SMTP along with SSL/TLS enable or disable details.
Any further help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Is there anyway to get Exchange 2010 configuration details for POP,IMAP,SMTP?
I would like to find IP address or hostnamr for POP,IMAP,SMTP along with SSL/TLS enable or disable details.
Any further help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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Both Ex 2003 and 2010 are running side by side. I didn't removed Ex 2003 at.
So I want to specifiy new Ex 2010 SMTP adddress in Intranet application, so that it will sent e-mail directly from Ex 2010 instead of Ex 2003.
To do that I specified Hub Transport Server dedicated IP address. Am I doing right? I just confused on specifying the right IP address in Intranet application SMTP field. i.e., is it's Client Access Server or Hub Transport Server IP address?