Re: Relay issues with Win 2000's "SMTP Virtual Server"

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From: Jason O (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/12/04

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    Jenny thanks

    The scenarios you outline are what I too would expect
    given my experience with Exchange 2003. But it is
    accepting all mail as explained previously. Feel free to
    have a go - 81.31.107.239 - it's only a test server.

    set up as follows:

    Authentication - 3 main boxes ticked, default domain added

    Relay - Only the list below (which is blank)
          - Allow all computers which successfully
    authenticate... is ticked

    Domains:
    Local(default) is just the FQN of the server
    Local(normal) is [silly_string]._msdcs.[domain]

    A few remote domains added because these are the domains I
    want Brightmail to process mail for. Their format is:
    Allow incoming mail to be relayed to this domain
    Forward all mail to smarthost [192.168.100.124]

    It was certainly doing this before the Brightmail service
    was started but the only way to test properly would be for
    me to remove brightmail completely - which I will do if
    this posting doesn't bring anything to light.

    Thanks for your help

    Jason

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