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setup 2nd recieve connector on sbs2011
Posted on 2014-02-16
Hi I have an SBS2011 server sending mail using DNS all working
Have a second server 2003 std on the Network that uses a Real-estate program to email customers.
Was OK when using the ISP Smtp , but now they have change to an ISP that doesn’t have one.
& I need to setup a receive connector on the SBS2011 server
I tried a few combinations, but No luck
Question are Authentication & Permission groups to use:
FQDN Use either or full local address?
Network: I’ve added the IP address of the Server required to send
PORT: Should I change the Port setting & if so to what Port & does it matter
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Authentication
TLS
Enable Domain Security (Mutual Auth TLS)
Basic Authentication & Offer Basic Authentication only after starting TLS
Exchange Server Authentication
Integrated Windows Authentication
Externally Secured (for example, with IPsec)
Permission Groups
Anonymous user
Exchange users
Exchange servers
Legacy Exchange Servers
Partners
Have a second server 2003 std on the Network that uses a Real-estate program to email customers.
Was OK when using the ISP Smtp , but now they have change to an ISP that doesn’t have one.
& I need to setup a receive connector on the SBS2011 server
I tried a few combinations, but No luck
Question are Authentication & Permission groups to use:
FQDN Use either or full local address?
Network: I’ve added the IP address of the Server required to send
PORT: Should I change the Port setting & if so to what Port & does it matter
--------------------------
Authentication
TLS
Enable Domain Security (Mutual Auth TLS)
Basic Authentication & Offer Basic Authentication only after starting TLS
Exchange Server Authentication
Integrated Windows Authentication
Externally Secured (for example, with IPsec)
Permission Groups
Anonymous user
Exchange users
Exchange servers
Legacy Exchange Servers
Partners
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4 Comments
You could just setup a custom connector and limit it to receive emails internally only from the real-estate server and remove any of the authentication requests, this should then let the program email without any problems, we had a similar issue with a product called Encore but I think it failed to work in this manner also so had to use a spare box and host a SMTP gateway on it for everything to work.
I agree -- there is no need to use authentication for something like this because you can bind the relay to the specific internal IP address that is sending the messages.
Run the two commands outlined here in EMS and it'll be done in a few minutes:
http://www.sbsfaq.com/?p=3190
Jeff
Run the two commands outlined here in EMS and it'll be done in a few minutes:
http://www.sbsfaq.com/?p=3190
Jeff
Active 2 days ago
Hi,
Please see the below article to understand your query.
http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2007/management-administration/managing-receive-connectors-part1.html
Please see the below article to understand your query.
http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2007/management-administration/managing-receive-connectors-part1.html
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