3. Select the SMTP Service check box and
World Wide Web Service check box. Click
OK to start the installation of the selected services. Follow the onscreen instructions and wait until the installation completes.
2. Expand the server name node then expand the Default SMTP Virtual Server and then click
Domains.
By default, you should have a
Local (Default) domain with the fully qualified domain name of the server.
NOTE: Upon installation, GFI MailSecurity will import Local Domains from the IIS SMTP service. If you add additional Local Domains in IIS SMTP service, you must also add these domains to GFI MailSecurity because this does not detect newly added Local Domains automatically. You can add more/new Local Domains using the GFI MailSecurity configuration. For more information, refer to the
Adding Local Domains section in the General Settings chapter of this manual.
2. In the Route domain dialog box, click Forward all email to smart host and type the IP address (in square brackets) of the server which will handle the emails addressed to this new domain. For example, [123.123.123.123]
NOTE: The square brackets are used to differentiate an IP address from a hostname (which does not require square brackets), i.e., the server detects an IP address from the square brackets.
3. Click Only the list below and then click
Add to specify the list of permitted computers.
4. In the Computer dialog box, specify the IP of the mail server that will be forwarding the email to this virtual server and then click
OK to add the entry to the list.
NOTE: You can specify the IP of a single computer, group of computers or a domain:
1. Start the Microsoft Exchange Administrator and double-click on
Internet Mail Service to open the properties configuration dialog box.
2. Click the Connections tab and in the
Message Delivery area click
Forward all messages to host. Type the computer name or IP of the machine running GFI MailSecurity.
3. Click OK and restart the Microsoft Exchange Server from the services applet.
2. Right-click the Connectors Node, click
New ► SMTP Connector and then specify the connector name.
3. Click Forward all mail through this connector to the following smart host, type in the IP of the GFI MailSecurity server (the mail relay/Gateway server) and then click
OK.
NOTE: Always enclose the IP address within square brackets [ ]. For example, [100.130.130.10].
5. Click OK. All emails will now be forwarded to the GFI MailSecurity machine.
5. Under the Should be routed to area, specify the IP of the machine running GFI MailSecurity in the
Internet Host box.
NOTE: If your ISP manages the DNS server, ask this provider to update it for you.
NOTE: Instead of using an email client, you can send email manually through Telnet. This will give you more troubleshooting information. For more information, refer to this Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
