SMTP & Masquerade Domain
Scott Landry
You didn't mention what your other box was configured as. Is it an
Exchange box, and is it setup to use the SMTP service box as a smarthost?
Regards,
Scott Landry
Microsoft Technical Support
Exchange Server
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Alexey Podosenin
Sorry for duplicating my previous message. There is something wrong with
NNTP & I can't see my messages with OL Express.
I've made the followng experiment:
1. Installed SMTP service on server "server.office" & it's default
local.
2. Added two remote domains "domain.ru", which is really exists and is
Exchange 5.5 server, and "mynet.net", which is not really exists.
3. I've added "mynet.net" to Masquerade domain field, "server.office" to
FQDN field and an IP address of domain.ru to smarthost field.
4. I've connected to SMTP service with OL Express (with e-mail address
what...@domain.ru) and sent a message to my Exchange account.
5. I've received a message with the same e-mail adress instead of
what...@mynet.net as I supposed.
It would be nice if you recommend something.
Thank you for support,
Alexey Podosenin.
Alexey Podosenin
But FQDN which I've put to Masquerade domain field is not really exists on
me network, because it was just a test.
If SMTP somehow checks for it's existence?
Should I create Exchange server with this FQDN?
Josh Brown MS <a-j...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Alexey,
> Have you followed these steps
> 1. Launch the Microsoft Management Console for SMTP.
>
> 2. Right click the SMTP server and select Properties.
>
> 3. Select the Delivery tab.
>
> 4. Change the Masquerade Domain field to reflect a valid fully qualified
> domain
> name (FQDN).
>
> The Masquerade Domain replaces the local domain name listing in "from"
> lines in
> the message header or "MailFrom" lines in the protocol.
>
> hope this helps
> Josh Brown, MCSE
> MS Messaging
> Support Professional
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> From: Alexey Podosenin <APodo...@microtest.ru>
> Subject: RE: SMTP & Masquerade Domain
> Message-ID: <FCA5BE40AA1AD311A4F...@vap.microsoft.com>
> Sender: Alexey Podosenin <APodo...@microtest.ru>
> Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 04:46:10 -0800
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> X-Newsreader: Microsoft (R) Exchange Internet News Service Version
> 5.5.2448.0
> References: <eyeoQFAi$GA....@cpmsftngsa05.privatenews.microsoft.com>
> <jWvdtSEi$GA....@cpmsftngsa01.privatenews.microsoft.com>
> Newsgroups: microsoft.private.directaccess.exchange
> NNTP-Posting-Host: 207.46.133.155
> Path:
>
cpmsftngsa01.privatenews.microsoft.com!cpmsftngsa05.privatenews.microsoft.co
> m!HTMLNews.MSCom.com
> Xref: cpmsftngsa01.privatenews.microsoft.com
> microsoft.private.directaccess.exchange:21703
> X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.private.directaccess.exchange
Josh Brown MS
Josh Brown MS
Yes install the exchange server, i was under the impression that
exchange
was installed.
Josh Brown, MCSE
MS Messaging
Support Professional
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From: "Alexey Podosenin" <APodo...@microtest.ru>
References: <FCA5BE40AA1AD311A4F...@vap.microsoft.com>
<iIWuHcZk$GA....@cpmsftngsa01.privatenews.microsoft.com>
Subject: Re: SMTP & Masquerade Domain
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 09:36:27 +0500
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Newsgroups: microsoft.private.directaccess.exchange
NNTP-Posting-Host: 195.64.195.142
Path:
cpmsftngsa01.privatenews.microsoft.com!CPMSFTNGSA04.privatenews.microsof
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Xref: cpmsftngsa01.privatenews.microsoft.com
microsoft.private.directaccess.exchange:21921
X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.private.directaccess.exchange
Yes, I've done all of this.
But FQDN which I've put to Masquerade domain field is not really exists
on
me network, because it was just a test.
If SMTP somehow checks for it's existence?
Should I create Exchange server with this FQDN?
Josh Brown MS <a-j...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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