RE: IIS Virtual Server Domains

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hi,

delete mailbox first.

thanks



"Frank" wrote:

> I currently run Server 2003 Standard w/sp1 without Active Directory, but
> with local DNS and IIS 6. In the IIS Manager there is a sub-directory for
> Default SMTP Virtual Server. One of two sub-directories is Domains. There
> are three domains listed: 'martin.mbg.net' (Default), 'mbg.net' (Custom),
> and 'unused' (Custom). Right clicking the Domains directory allows me to
> add a new 'domain', but I have not found a way to delete any 'domains'. How
> do I delete the two 'custom domains'?
>
>
>
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