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Okay, here’s a general guide for getting Exchange Server 2010 up and running on Server 2008 RC2… This page is pretty light reading – sort of like a Reader’s Digest style tech article; it does not get into a lot of complex configuration options, and, it assumes that you know how to do things like edit your hosts file, configure a static IP, etc. – very basic stuff. So, here’s the drill:<\/strong><\/p>\n We’ll talk about adding users, and some other things, in just a bit. But, first, please review this general information, and, note the crucial tweaks you’ll need to perform (right away) in order to send and receive mail to and from global sources.<\/p>\n You need to do the following: Go to Exchange Management Console > Server Configuration > Hub Transport > Server Default > Receive Connector > Properties. Now, click on last tab – \u201cPermission Groups\u201d. Check the \u201cAnonymous users\u201d and hit “Apply”. Sounds a lot more complicated than it is – here’s a graphic:<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n The following dialog box appears. \u00a0You can name your new send connector anything (“New Send Connector”, “Bob” – whatever). From the drop-down menu (Intended Use) choose the “Internet” option<\/strong>, as seen below (hit Next<\/strong> when you’re done):<\/p>\n Now you’ll see the dialog box displayed below. \u00a0Hit the ADD<\/strong> button and the \u00a0“SMTP Address Space” \u00a0<\/strong>dialog box will appear. \u00a0The “Type” \u00a0will automatically be filled in with SMTP<\/strong> – which is what you want. \u00a0For Address<\/strong> you need to simply enter an asterisk<\/strong>. \u00a0You can leave the the Cost<\/strong> option set to “1”, and, I usually tick the option to include sub-folders – that’s at your discretion (see graphic, below – and click Next to continue when you’re done):<\/p>\n \nNow you’ll see the dialog box, below. If you are using a smart host to route your emails (sometimes required by an ISP), configure it here. Otherwise, check \u201cuse domain name system<\/strong>\u201d to route emails (this is typically what you’ll choose). Click Next when you’ve completed this step.<\/p>\n Finally, you see the summary page shown below. <\/p>\n \u00a0In order to get past some of the more strict spam filters, you need to configure the\u00a0Fully Qualified Domain Name<\/strong>(FQDN). This is typically the internet-facing address of your email server. Click OK. You\u2019re ready to send email to external domains!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figure>\n\n
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Configuring Exchange – things you need to know<\/h2>\n
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\n\u00a0The next dialog box appears (see graphic, below), in which you select the source server. For a single-server installation of Exchange 2010, the source server will be the only one in the list. If you have multiple servers with a hub transport role installed in your organization, you can select a specific server to use. Click Next when done.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.ithacks.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/08\/ex6.jpg\")
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