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Pat Spampinato
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Wed Dec 08, 2004 1:45 am Post subject:
SMTP Virtual Server |
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I have an Exchange 2003 Cluster built on Windows 2003 Servers. This cluster
workds on what I will call the 10 subnet. I'm attempting to build a secure
EMAIL tunnel with a client so I added two more NICs into the cluster servers
and assigned them a new subnet that I will call the 172 subnet. I've added a
new Virtual IP address on the 172 address and all seems to be OK.
The only problem is my SMTP Virtual Server will not accept connection
directed at the 172 address. It will only accept them on the 10 address. Do
I need to create a new SMTP Virtual Server? If so, how? I've tried and it
will not allow it.
Or, Do I need to somehow modify my existing SMTP Virtual Server to accept
connection on the new 172 address? I can't figure out how this would work
either.
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Gerald Aigenbauer
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Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:02 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP Virtual Server |
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hi pat !
which ip adress is the smtp virtual server monitoring? "all adresses?"
gerald aigenbauer.
"Pat Spampinato" <PatSpampinato@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im
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| Quote: | I have an Exchange 2003 Cluster built on Windows 2003 Servers. This
cluster
workds on what I will call the 10 subnet. I'm attempting to build a
secure
EMAIL tunnel with a client so I added two more NICs into the cluster
servers
and assigned them a new subnet that I will call the 172 subnet. I've
added a
new Virtual IP address on the 172 address and all seems to be OK.
The only problem is my SMTP Virtual Server will not accept connection
directed at the 172 address. It will only accept them on the 10 address.
Do
I need to create a new SMTP Virtual Server? If so, how? I've tried and
it
will not allow it.
Or, Do I need to somehow modify my existing SMTP Virtual Server to accept
connection on the new 172 address? I can't figure out how this would work
either.
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Pat Spampinato
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Tue Dec 14, 2004 8:27 am Post subject:
Re: SMTP Virtual Server |
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Where can you see this setting?
"Gerald Aigenbauer" wrote:
| Quote: | hi pat !
which ip adress is the smtp virtual server monitoring? "all adresses?"
gerald aigenbauer.
"Pat Spampinato" <PatSpampinato@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag news:EBD34932-A07B-470B-8EE4-644DE3DAADD0@microsoft.com...
I have an Exchange 2003 Cluster built on Windows 2003 Servers. This
cluster
workds on what I will call the 10 subnet. I'm attempting to build a
secure
EMAIL tunnel with a client so I added two more NICs into the cluster
servers
and assigned them a new subnet that I will call the 172 subnet. I've
added a
new Virtual IP address on the 172 address and all seems to be OK.
The only problem is my SMTP Virtual Server will not accept connection
directed at the 172 address. It will only accept them on the 10 address.
Do
I need to create a new SMTP Virtual Server? If so, how? I've tried and
it
will not allow it.
Or, Do I need to somehow modify my existing SMTP Virtual Server to accept
connection on the new 172 address? I can't figure out how this would work
either.
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Rodney R. Fournier [MVP]
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Tue Dec 14, 2004 8:29 am Post subject:
Re: SMTP Virtual Server |
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Exchange System Manger under protocols and then properties of SMTP.
Cheers,
Rod
MVP - Windows Server - Clustering
http://www.nw-america.com - Clustering
http://www.msmvps.com/clustering - Blog
"Pat Spampinato" <PatSpampinato@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Where can you see this setting?
"Gerald Aigenbauer" wrote:
hi pat !
which ip adress is the smtp virtual server monitoring? "all adresses?"
gerald aigenbauer.
"Pat Spampinato" <PatSpampinato@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag news:EBD34932-A07B-470B-8EE4-644DE3DAADD0@microsoft.com...
I have an Exchange 2003 Cluster built on Windows 2003 Servers. This
cluster
workds on what I will call the 10 subnet. I'm attempting to build a
secure
EMAIL tunnel with a client so I added two more NICs into the cluster
servers
and assigned them a new subnet that I will call the 172 subnet. I've
added a
new Virtual IP address on the 172 address and all seems to be OK.
The only problem is my SMTP Virtual Server will not accept connection
directed at the 172 address. It will only accept them on the 10
address.
Do
I need to create a new SMTP Virtual Server? If so, how? I've tried
and
it
will not allow it.
Or, Do I need to somehow modify my existing SMTP Virtual Server to
accept
connection on the new 172 address? I can't figure out how this would
work
either.
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