Re: IIS 6.0 SMTP - Is ot possible to specify a return address on NDR?

You should change the name of each domain to a publicly valid
domain.

Firstly, are you referring to the VS local domain or the FQDN
under advanced delivery?

The VS Local (Default) domain.

Secondly, why?

Erm, because this is used as the postmaster domain, as I said.

'F2' does a great job. :)

I don't know what this means.

F2 is the conventional means of renaming an object in the Windows
shell.

Alternately, you can set the Postmaster domain to be the same as a
remote domain by editing the metabase. I would not recommend this,
though, because IMO creates an overly generic setup.

This is actually exactly what I wish to do, since I am not concerned
with the generic nature of the setup, and traceability is easy by
the unique FQDN and IP address in the header. Would this be the
PostmasterEmail property under IIsSmtpServer?

No.

It is done by setting up a Remote domain that has the same name as the
Local (Default) domain. The Local (Default) domain is used as the
postmaster domain, while the Remote domain's static mailrouting entry
overrides the \Drop folder that is usually used for delivery.

--Sandy



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Sanford Whiteman, Chief Technologist
Broadleaf Systems, a division of
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