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Internal SMTP sending devices + exchange 2007 - 25.Dec.2007 8:37:24 AM

youngie

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Hi,

I have a bit of a problem. I have just recently installed exchange 2007 and everything went great, users are sending and receiving email and everyone is happy, except for 1 thing.......

Currently this firm receives its fax's via email from 2 Xerox copiers with 2 separate phone numbers. When the fax is received it converts it to PDF and emails to an inbox on the exchange server. The fax is then distributed to the recipient. In exchange 2003 I did not have a problem setting this up, since we use and off-site anti-spam filter we have locked down our server to receive email from specific IP's (Being the Anti-Spam�s companies servers) I have been caught with this in the past and added the copiers IP to the "Allow List" in 2007 I have done this and it has not made any difference, I have also set up a dedicated receive connector to allow only those addresses with no authentication. This still does not work. Is there are trick in 2007 to allow internal SMTP devices to send email to the exchange server?

Your assistance will be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Josh

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RE: Internal SMTP sending devices + exchange 2007 - 26.Dec.2007 11:44:21 AM

John Weber

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I have answered this question in this forum several times...run a search on connectors and copiers or sql servers.

If you cannot find it, contact me directly and I will email you the tap tip that covers this in detail.

(trying to not have the same material inserted into the hosting database a bunch of times)

John

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