
1. Open the Exchange Management Shell.
2. From the command prompt, execute the following command:
New-SendConnector -Name <ConnectorName> -AddressSpace
"fax:*;1" -SmartHosts "<SMTPGateway>" -DNSRoutingEnabled
$false -SourceTransportServers "<HubTransportServers>"
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<ConnectorName> must be replaced by the name you wish to give to the connector.
•
<SMTPGateway> must be replaced with the hostname or IP address of the host where the XMediusFAX
SMTP Gateway is running.
•
<HubTransportServers> must be replaced with the names of the Hub Transport servers that can use
this Send connector.
For example:
New-SendConnector -Name FaxServer -AddressSpace "fax:*;1" -SmartHosts
"faxserver.mycompany.com" -DNSRoutingEnabled $false -SourceTransportServers
"server01"
Note: For more information about the New-SendConnector command, refer to the following Web
link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998936(EXCHG.80).aspx
From the Exchange Management Console, the SEND connector will appear in the organization’s Hub
Transport list.
Allowing Reception of Mail Notification Messages
Integrating Microsoft Exchange as mail relay server means that all SMTP messages (mail notifications) coming
from the XMediusFAX SMTP Gateway must be accepted by Exchange in order to relay them to internal or
external mailboxes (depending on the Fax Server configuration).
If you configured your Exchange server with high security for incoming SMTP messages, it could block all
mail notifications coming from the XMediusFAX SMTP Gateway. In that case, you should adjust the Exchange
security parameters at this level:
• For Microsoft Exchange 2000 and 2003, you will find these parameters in the properties of the SMTP
Virtual Server located in the SMTP Protocols node.
• For Microsoft Exchange 2007 and higher, you will find these parameters in the properties of the Receive
Connector, located in the Hub Transport node.
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