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Originally Posted by elephant007
A couple of things that stand out to me...
First off, I would change your server from an IP address to a FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name)
<parm name="Server" value="my.server.ip" />
to
<parm name="Server" value="mail.yourserver.com" />
do you know if your exchange server requires SSL Option (Secure, most are)
if that's the case you want to change your
<parm name="AllowSSLOption" value="0" />
to
<parm name="AllowSSLOption" value="1" />
to enable SSL
There is no need to have your domain listed, it is with your email address
change( username@domain.com)
<parm name="Domain" value="actualdomain" />
to
<parm name="Domain" value="" /> |
Sigh, the values I used were just dummy values in place of my real info. I'm a network admin on the side and I set up the exchange server for my place of employment, I don't need help with the values. I assumed something in syntax was wrong. I did use a FQDN, my.server.ip was just something I typed randomly while replacing the values.
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There is no need to have your domain listed, it is with your email address
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This isn't correct, the correct answer would be, "depending on your situation." There are local domains, and external domains, email address being external, exchange can still be on a local domain, which is where this would be necessary. I guess I should have been more clear, my values are 100% fine, I was more hoping for a dummy factor on my part where I overlooked something.
Thanks for looking it over though