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SMTP Relay Exchange 2010
Hello Everyone,
I have an Exchange 2010 server setup and I installed a ShoreTel phone system yesterday. When it comes to the SMTP feature, I have receive connectors that have been working and we are not an open relay.
For example, the shoretel server smart host set to smtp.office365.com with basic authentication and TLS. If I send it to an email address associated with the O365 account it works to various email accounts except my domain.
Something must be blocking it. I see that the eml message is stuck in the "queue" folder under IIS.
Help please!
I have an Exchange 2010 server setup and I installed a ShoreTel phone system yesterday. When it comes to the SMTP feature, I have receive connectors that have been working and we are not an open relay.
For example, the shoretel server smart host set to smtp.office365.com with basic authentication and TLS. If I send it to an email address associated with the O365 account it works to various email accounts except my domain.
Something must be blocking it. I see that the eml message is stuck in the "queue" folder under IIS.
Help please!
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ryanbarnes86
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hey Will - Thanks for the reply. What kind of receive connector would that look like?
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Thanks all who helped out. I already had the receive connector setup properly but here is what we ended up doing.
1.) In the ShoreTel Director system, removed the smart host fields.
2.) On the ShoreTel Windows Server (FTP, IIS, Application Server for ShoreTel), I went under IIS 6.0 and made it the relay. by doing the following:
Basic Authentication with credentials for Exchange 2010 with TLS
Unchecked the box under the "Advanced" section for "Delivery" that said send directly to host first.
That was the key... outside the other normal settings ShoreTel recommended. Darn ShoreTel.
1.) In the ShoreTel Director system, removed the smart host fields.
2.) On the ShoreTel Windows Server (FTP, IIS, Application Server for ShoreTel), I went under IIS 6.0 and made it the relay. by doing the following:
Basic Authentication with credentials for Exchange 2010 with TLS
Unchecked the box under the "Advanced" section for "Delivery" that said send directly to host first.
That was the key... outside the other normal settings ShoreTel recommended. Darn ShoreTel.
Will.