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send and recieve using TLS on a seperate domain using Exchange 2010

I have a separate domain on my exchange server and want to create a connection for outgoing and incoming that uses mandatory TLS for the site.

I've made all the dns changes so mail points to my server for the domain, I've setup the domain as an accepted domain.

What next?

Chris

that should be it

Add the accepted domain in exchange
Add a send connector that enforces TLS - you won't be able to force it for a source domain only destination domain that you want TLS with

Receive connector that accepts TLS - if you have a separate Smart host then this will make it easier but its not a problem accepting TLS for all

then test - you can use telnet to test or you can use http://www.checktls.com/

Daniel Forrester

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can you set it so that when somebody sends a mail that if it isn't using TLS it will fail?

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Daniel Forrester

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is that for receiving too?

Daniel Forrester

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what I'm trying to say is that if I send a mail to a specific domain and don't use tls I want it to reject from my end.

Daniel Forrester

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so if somebody sends me one.

Chris

yes you can do that.

you set the receive connector up set the scope of who can connect to it i.e. @google.com and then set the permissions to only accept TLS

nashim khan

Hi,

Just see the below link it will guide you to understand your query.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb690954(v=exchg.141).aspx