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Exchange and Astaro

We are trying to setup our Exchange server with Astaro ASG220 and are wondering what is the proper way of doing it?

So far I can see that we need to setup a smart host in Exchange and point it over to the internal IP of the Astaro under "Send Connectors" in Exchange.

What about "Receive Connectors" ? Do we need to point that to Astaro as well? Currently its set to allow all anonymous users and our Exchange SMTP log shows all kinds of spam on the receive connector.

Then in Astaro configuration under "Email Protection">"SMTP" on the "Routing" tab, we have added all our domains, and internal ip of the mail server into Static host list.

Do we need to add our server into "upstream hosts/network or "host-based relay" on the relaying tab?

Then what about getting Exchange active sync and OWA access?

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0 Ol Deda over 11 years ago

Doing a connector with authentiaction in exchange is the best thing. And in Astaro let relay only authenticated users (creating that user in astaro only for that purpose).
In routing tab you can add multiple domains if the domains are handled only by one static server (exchange ip) means that you are correct on this.
But you have different domains in different servers inside than you have to use "profile mode"
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0 BAlfson over 11 years ago

Hi, topiait, and welcome to the User BB!

Try a google for site:astaro.org Exchange SMTP Proxy

You will find a post that will answer most of your questions.

Cheers - Bob

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