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Is there a way to configure Exchange 2000 to use Anonymous Access from a particular IP address on the SMPT connector? Is it a good idea as far a security goes to disable Anon Access on this connector? Thanks.

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by brian_ferguson

lot of questions built in on this question but here goes do you have admin rights to the system and also is there a router or hub involved if you need help try using ms baseline security software free down load this should tell you cumputers con figfor apps and security setings and how to change them

by fenaikh

Hi

pls read these articles:

HOW TO: Configure an Exchange Mailbox for Anonymous Access
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;q195681&

Anonymous Connections
http://www.microsoft.com/Exchange/en/55/help/documents/server/xog17032.htm

Good luck

Mohamed

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by acattr

to allow a particular IP address to use the smtp connector without authenticating in exchange 2000. Go to the exchange system manager, find the default virtual smtp server, properties, access tab, connections button, click the add button to add theIP of the machine. you may need to stop and restart the simple mail tranfer protocol service on the server.

its better to set your outlook/express to authenticate when sending email. But I don't know what mail client you are using.

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