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I just created an Internet connector and mail is now now coming through! &nbsp;Does that sound correct as there were obviously a number of different connectors I could create?
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I just created an Internet connector and mail is now now coming through!  Does that sound correct as there were obviously a number of different connectors I could create?

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Yes That is correct. It is off by default.<br />
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Glad I could help!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
S.
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Yes That is correct. It is off by default.

Glad I could help!

Thanks,
S.

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Thanks very much. &nbsp;Eased my headache!
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Hi<br />
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I have just migrated from SBS2003 to SBS 2011 Standard but Exchange 2010 is not receiving any emails.<br />
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I have allowed anonymous access and configured the firewall to point to the new server. &nbsp;I have also deleted the SmallBusiness SMTP connector.<br />
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I've also been through old posts on here and so far haven't found anything to help. &nbsp;Can anybody help me track the problem down?<br />
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Much Appreciated.
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Hi

I have just migrated from SBS2003 to SBS 2011 Standard but Exchange 2010 is not receiving any emails.

I have allowed anonymous access and configured the firewall to point to the new server.  I have also deleted the SmallBusiness SMTP connector.

I've also been through old posts on here and so far haven't found anything to help.  Can anybody help me track the problem down?

Much Appreciated.

SBS2011 Migration not receiving emails to Exchange 2010

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