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Microsoft Exchange 2010 - Disable non-delivery reports (NDR / DSN).

You should now be able to send messages via AuthSMTP without Exchange 2010 trying to negotiate a SSL/TLS connection.

Get-SendConnector "AuthSMTP Connector"|fl IgnoreSTARTTLS

To confirm the change has been accepted you can enter the following command.

Set-SendConnector -Identity "AuthSMTP Connector" -IgnoreSTARTTLS $true

To disable 'Opportunistic TLS' you will need to enter the following command.

Type the following command to get a list of all your send connectors.

If you do not wish to use SSL/TLS you will need to take the following steps to disable this feature in Exchange 2010.

If you do wish to use SSL/TLS please login to the control panel and enable it on your account.

By default SSL/TLS is not enabled on AuthSMTP accounts.

Further information can be found on Microsoft's Technet Website.

Microsoft Exchange 2010 has a feature called 'Opportunistic TLS' which is enabled by default upon installation, this feature means Exchange 2010 will negotiate a secured SSL/TLS session wherever possible and encrypt the message.

These instructions assume you have already setup your AuthSMTP send connector in Exchange 2010 using the instructions on the Exchange 2010 setup page.

The changes you've made to the Send Connector will take effect straight away without you having to reboot the server or restart any services.Microsoft Exchange 2010 - SSL/TLS Important Points

#Exchange 2010 smarthost password#

Type the username and password we've issued to you below:. Specify the first smarthost as shown below:-Ĭlick Change. Select " Route mail through the following smart hosts:" and click Add:. I also want all sent e-mail to reference and not ourcompany.local so people relpying to messages reply to a deliverable address.

Right-click on the existing Send Connector, select Properties I am trying to route all mail on our exchange 2010 server via a smarthost so employees that check their e-mail from an external source will get their messages. (If you can't see all the columns shown above, click View - Add/Remove Columns.) In the real world of small to medium sized companies, a single Exchange server is likely to be performing all the various roles.Ĭlick on the + next to Organization Configuration The Hub Transport role is the one responsible for sending and receiving external emails. In Microsoft Exchange 2007 and Microsoft Exchange 2010, Microsoft has split up into separate roles the various jobs that Exchange has to perform with the implication that each role will be handled by a different server. Configuring Microsoft Exchange 2007 or Microsoft Exchange 2010 to use outMail for the SmartHost therefore only requires the settings on the Send Connector to be modified. This article already assumes your exchange system is able to send emails externally and therefore a Send Connector has already been created and configured correctly on the Hub Transport Server.

#Exchange 2010 smarthost how to#

How to setup Exchange 2010 to use outMail as a Mail Relay? Solutionįollow the guide below to configure Microsoft Exchange 2007 and Microsoft Exchange 2010 to use outMail as the SmartHost and Internet Mail Relay. How to setup Exchange 2007 to use outMail as a Mail Relay? How to setup a SmartHost in Exchange 2010? How to setup a SmartHost in Exchange 2007?