The Exchange 2000 SMTP Proterties Page

Created 021006 Modified 02 10 06

The Exchange 2000 SMTP Page

1. How can I tell what SP is installed on my Exchange 2000 box?

3. How to I access/change the Exchange 2000 SMTP properties?

1. How can I tell what SP is installed on my Exchange 2000 box?
I borrowed this from one of Daniel Petri's excellent pages
Start, Programs, Microsoft Exchange, System Manager, right-click your server, Properties, General tab make a note of the version number.
4417.5 = Exchange 2000 RTM
4629.1 = SBS 2000 Exchange 2000
4712.7 = Exchange 2000 SP1
5762.4 = Exchange 2000 SP2
6249.4 = Exchange 2000 SP3
6396.1 = Exchange 2000 Post-SP3 Super Roll-up
63xx/64xx = Exchange 2000 Post-SP3 Hotfixes

2. How do I setup my iR?

Our SMTP server was the following

Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP4
Exchange 2000 SP3 (6249.4)
From an iR4570, here's the settings I used

Additional functions, System settings, Network settings, TCP/IP Settings, DNS Settings
Ensure you have a Domain Name entered here. The default is blank and newer machines will not send SMTP packets without something in this field

Additional functions, System settings, Network settings, Down to Email/Ifax
SMTP Receipt: On
POP: Off
SMTP Server: 192.168.10.62
Email Address:4570 (Any one worked)
POP Server: Blank
POP Address: Blank
POP Password: Blank
POP Interval: 0
Under Authentication/Encryption
Pop AUTH Method: Standard
Allow SSL (POP): Off
POP Authentication before Sending: Off
SMTP Authentication (SMTP AUTH): On
User: Valid domain user
Psssword: Password for valid domain user
Allows SSL (SMTP Send):Off
Allow SSL (SMTP Receive): Off

Exchange 2000 SMTP properties Start, Programs, Microsoft Exchange, System Manager Servers, Server Name, Protocols, SMTP Right click Default SMTP Server, select Properties
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server General Tab
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Access Tab
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Access Tab Authentication was selected. Note the default settings
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Access Tab Connection was selected. Note the default settings
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Access Tab Relay was selected Here, you can permit relays by any of the following A single IP address, subnet or domain Take note of the setting on the bottom "Allow all computers which successfully authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above."
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Delivery Tab
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Access Tab Advanced was selected
The Defaults SMTP Virtual Server Access Tab Advanced was selected Configure was selected Here you can choose to enter an external DNS server if necessary