I am now using Exchange 2007. I need to allow a scanner to relay like I used to in Exchange 2003. You must allow the LAN IP of the machine to relay off your Exchange server to email outside your domain. The instructions on how I used to do it with Exchange 2003 are below...how do I do it in Exchange 2007??? Old stops in Exchange 2003 · Exchange system manager o Administrative Groups § First Administrative Group · Servers o "server name" § Protocols · SMTP o Default SMTP Virtual Server o Right click o Properties o Click on "Access" tab o Select "Relay" o Check "Only the list below" o Select "Add." o You can add "Single computer" IP or "Group of computers" § I have mine set to allow all LAN IP's to relay § Ex: "Group of computers" - Subnet address = 192.168.1.0 / Subnet mask = 255.255.255.0 o You can also/or check "Allow all computers which successfully authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" § With this setting enabled got to Access control on the same tab and click the "Authentication." button § Ensure that you only have checked "Anonymous access" and "Integrated Windows Authentication"
Hi there are several ways to do so: 1) create an externally secured connector - new receive connector with "Exchange Servers" permission group and "Externally secured" Authentication. I suggest you limit the IP addresses to the scanner IP 2) Grant relay permissions to anonymous users Get-ReceiveConnector -id "yourConnectr" | Add-ADPermission -User "NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON" -ExtendedRights "ms-Exch-SMTP-Accept-Any-Recipient". As with the first choice, limit the IP addresses of the remote hosts to the scanner machine Henry - "Arch Willingham" wrote: > I am now using Exchange 2007. I need to allow a scanner to relay like I used > to in Exchange 2003. > > You must allow the LAN IP of the machine to relay off your Exchange server > to email outside your domain. The instructions on how I used to do it with > Exchange 2003 are below...how do I do it in Exchange 2007??? > > Old stops in Exchange 2003 > > > > · Exchange system manager > > o Administrative Groups > > § First Administrative Group > > · Servers > > o "server name" > > § Protocols > > · SMTP > > o Default SMTP Virtual Server > > o Right click > > o Properties > > o Click on "Access" tab > > o Select "Relay" > > o Check "Only the list below" > > o Select "Add." > > o You can add "Single computer" IP or "Group of computers" > > § I have mine set to allow all LAN IP's to relay > > § Ex: "Group of computers" - Subnet address = 192.168.1.0 / Subnet mask = > 255.255.255.0 > > o You can also/or check "Allow all computers which successfully > authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" > > § With this setting enabled got to Access control on the same tab and click > the "Authentication." button > > § Ensure that you only have checked "Anonymous access" and "Integrated > Windows Authentication" > > > > >
Thanks so much! Arch "Henry" wrote in message news:11739F57-8604-4BD6-9037-5C9C98AC64CF@microsoft.com... > Hi > there are several ways to do so: > > 1) > create an externally secured connector > - new receive connector with "Exchange Servers" permission group and > "Externally secured" Authentication. I suggest you limit the IP addresses > to > the scanner IP > > 2) > Grant relay permissions to anonymous users > Get-ReceiveConnector -id "yourConnectr" | Add-ADPermission -User "NT > AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON" -ExtendedRights > "ms-Exch-SMTP-Accept-Any-Recipient". As with the first choice, limit the > IP > addresses of the remote hosts to the scanner machine > > Henry > - > > "Arch Willingham" wrote: > >> I am now using Exchange 2007. I need to allow a scanner to relay like I >> used >> to in Exchange 2003. >> >> You must allow the LAN IP of the machine to relay off your Exchange >> server >> to email outside your domain. The instructions on how I used to do it >> with >> Exchange 2003 are below...how do I do it in Exchange 2007??? >> >> Old stops in Exchange 2003 >> >> >> >> · Exchange system manager >> >> o Administrative Groups >> >> § First Administrative Group >> >> · Servers >> >> o "server name" >> >> § Protocols >> >> · SMTP >> >> o Default SMTP Virtual Server >> >> o Right click >> >> o Properties >> >> o Click on "Access" tab >> >> o Select "Relay" >> >> o Check "Only the list below" >> >> o Select "Add." >> >> o You can add "Single computer" IP or "Group of computers" >> >> § I have mine set to allow all LAN IP's to relay >> >> § Ex: "Group of computers" - Subnet address = 192.168.1.0 / Subnet mask >> = >> 255.255.255.0 >> >> o You can also/or check "Allow all computers which successfully >> authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" >> >> § With this setting enabled got to Access control on the same tab and >> click >> the "Authentication." button >> >> § Ensure that you only have checked "Anonymous access" and "Integrated >> Windows Authentication" >> >> >> >> >>
Thank you for posting steps in exchange 2003. I've been trying to figure out how to do this for a day and a half and all I could come up with are instructions for 2007 :) I needed to allow our new CRM server to relay out :) Thankks again for posting how you used to do it! Aaron W. "Arch Willingham" wrote: > I am now using Exchange 2007. I need to allow a scanner to relay like I used > to in Exchange 2003. > > You must allow the LAN IP of the machine to relay off your Exchange server > to email outside your domain. The instructions on how I used to do it with > Exchange 2003 are below...how do I do it in Exchange 2007??? > > Old stops in Exchange 2003 > > > > · Exchange system manager > > o Administrative Groups > > § First Administrative Group > > · Servers > > o "server name" > > § Protocols > > · SMTP > > o Default SMTP Virtual Server > > o Right click > > o Properties > > o Click on "Access" tab > > o Select "Relay" > > o Check "Only the list below" > > o Select "Add." > > o You can add "Single computer" IP or "Group of computers" > > § I have mine set to allow all LAN IP's to relay > > § Ex: "Group of computers" - Subnet address = 192.168.1.0 / Subnet mask = > 255.255.255.0 > > o You can also/or check "Allow all computers which successfully > authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" > > § With this setting enabled got to Access control on the same tab and click > the "Authentication." button > > § Ensure that you only have checked "Anonymous access" and "Integrated > Windows Authentication" > > > > >
On 16 mayo, 17:42, forrestmage wrote: > Thank you for posting steps in exchange 2003. I've been trying to figure out > how to do this for a day and a half and all I could come up with are > instructions for 2007 :) I needed to allow our new CRM server to relay out > :) Thankks again for posting how you used to do it! > > Aaron W. > > > > "Arch Willingham" wrote: > > I am now using Exchange 2007. I need to allow a scanner to relay like I used > > to in Exchange 2003. > > > You must allow the LAN IP of the machine to relay off your Exchange server > > to email outside your domain. The instructions on how I used to do it with > > Exchange 2003 are below...how do I do it in Exchange 2007??? > > > Old stops in Exchange 2003 > > > · Exchange system manager > > > o Administrative Groups > > > § First Administrative Group > > > · Servers > > > o "server name" > > > § Protocols > > > · SMTP > > > o Default SMTP Virtual Server > > > o Right click > > > o Properties > > > o Click on "Access" tab > > > o Select "Relay" > > > o Check "Only the list below" > > > o Select "Add." > > > o You can add "Single computer" IP or "Group of computers" > > > § I have mine set to allow all LAN IP's to relay > > > § Ex: "Group of computers" - Subnet address = 192.168.1.0 / Subnet mask = > > 255.255.255.0 > > > o You can also/or check "Allow all computers which successfully > > authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" > > > § With this setting enabled got to Access control on the same tab and click > > the "Authentication." button > > > § Ensure that you only have checked "Anonymous access" and "Integrated > > Windows Authentication"- Ocultar texto de la cita - > > - Mostrar texto de la cita - Henry! You are the real Boss, THX
