This article describes how to allow a version 3.x Microsoft Mail for PC
Networks postoffice (PO) connected to a Microsoft Exchange Server, with an
Internet Mail Connector (IMC) installed, to send SMTP mail messages to and
from the Internet with only an SMTP access component installed on the Mail
for PC Networks postoffice.
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If a Mail for PC Networks postoffice is connected to a Microsoft Exchange
Server and is participating in Directory Synchronization (Dir-Sync) with
the Exchange Messaging system, then the Mail for PC Networks postoffice
only needs the SMTP access component in order to send and receive SMTP mail
via the Exchange IMC. The Microsoft Mail Gateway to SMTP is not required
for the Mail for PC Networks postoffice.
Notes:
To configure this, install the SMTP access component on the Mail for PC
Networks postoffice and enter the network and postoffice name of the
Exchange Server PC Mail connector PO. If the MS Mail Connector MTA service
is already running you will need to stop and restart it on the Exchange
server.
Configure the Exchange Server's Mail for PC Networks Connector MTA to
transfer mail to/from the postoffice.
If Directory Synchronization with the postoffice has occurred, then the
Exchange server will have created SMTP address spaces for the Mail for PC
Networks users. At this point, the Exchange MTA will be responsible for
routing and resolving SMTP mail to and from the postoffice.
See the Exchange Administrator's Guide for more information on configuring
the IMC and Microsoft Mail Connector MTA.
See the Microsoft Mail Gateway to SMTP "Administrator's Guide" for more
information on installing and configuring the SMTP access component for a
Microsoft Mail for PC Networks postoffice.
To obtain the SMTP gateway access component software, call Microsoft
Inside sales at (800) 426-9400.
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