I installed exchange SDK but i couldn't find ...\Exchange SDK\SDK\Support\CDO\Scripts folder. therefore i just copy the smtpreg script from http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms528023.aspx and save it as smtpreg.vbs and put it in C drive. Also, I have referred to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317680 and did exactly the same thing (not even changing the script). The event was registered successfully and I sent to SMTP recipient who was external to my organization to test the event sink. The result was there was no disclaimer added to the end of the message. Do I miss something? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 03:02:00 -0700, Krykino wrote: >I installed exchange SDK but i couldn't find ...\Exchange >SDK\SDK\Support\CDO\Scripts folder. therefore i just copy the smtpreg script >from http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms528023.aspx and save it as >smtpreg.vbs and put it in C drive. Also, >I have referred to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317680 and did exactly >the same thing (not even changing the script). The event was registered >successfully and I sent to SMTP recipient who was external to my organization >to test the event sink. The result was there was no disclaimer added to the >end of the message. Do I miss something? Any help would be greatly >appreciated. Total and utter waste of time if you're using Outlook because it doesn't work for messages being initiated over a MAPI connection. If you have POP3 users who (obviously) send using SMTP then fine, it'll work. If you use Outlook then you need to use something 3rd party. You've already wasted more money in terms of you time than it would have cost to buy something like exclaimer. Needless to say Exchange 2007 has this included and it all works properly.
Thanks for your reply. You mentioned that due to MAPI connection, the script would not work unless POP3. Therefore I configured my outlook to retrieve email by using POP3 instead of exchange server and the result still the same. Please advice. Thank you.
