Sbs 2003 setup smtp connector

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Please remember to be considerate of other members. All submitted content is subject to our Terms Of Use. This week I installed SBS standard on my network that currently holds users. The Server has a single Nic setup and directly connected to a switch. Also, can someone guide me into fully configuring SMTP on my sbs server? Do I completely ignore the pop3 connector? Share Flag. All Answers. Collapse -. Sign in.

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Hello, I have a question. This server will pass AOL's tests and should work for any others that you are having problems with. Click the "Add" button under "Local Bridgeheads" and choose your Exchange server.

If you have more than one Exchange server enter that one as well. Don't enter any Front End servers you may have. Click on the "Address Space" tab. If you don't then you have turned yourself in to an open relay. Enter the external domain that the other server is responsible for.

If this is a subdomain of your main domain then enter subdomain. Enable the option "Allow Messages to be relayed to these domains". Remember that if you want your server to relay for a different domain to a different server then you need to configure a different connector for each server. If you want to load balance the connectors then you can set multiple connectors at a cost of 1.

You need to enable it by hand. Right click on your organisation name right at the top of ESM and choose Properties. Enable both boxes. A: All of your email is sent out via the ISP email server. While this isn't a problem, some people prefer to send most of their email direct. Another good trick is to look for their instructions for Outlook Express. This will usually have their SMTP server listed. Otherwise you may have to call them to find out what it is.