To get a list of the Send Connector names configured in your organization, run:
Get-SendConnectorHere's the one-liner that configures a Send Connector to use port 465:
Set-SendConnector "Your SMTP Send Connector" -Port 465If you're using a Microsoft Edge server, you will need to configure this from any server that is not running the Edge role. You will also need to wait for an EdgeSync operation or force it manually:
Start-EdgeSynchronizationNo services need to be restarted for this change to go into effect.
The instructions for 2003 are not correct. This explains how to change the INCOMING SMTP port.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Louis. Thanks for catching that.
ReplyDeleteHere's how to configure the OUTBOUND SMTP port in Exchange 2003:
* Open the properties of the SMTP Virtual Server (under server, Protocols, SMTP)
* Click Outbound Connections on the Delivery tab
* Change the TCP port
Hello Jeff,
ReplyDeleteI'm stuck! A while back I found your item on Exchange 2007 Outgoing SMTP Port change. At that time I followed it and it was done. I'm now configuring another SBS2008 Server and have used:
Get-SendConnector - this is the result
[PS] C:\Windows\System32>get-sendconnector
Identity AddressSpaces Enabled
-------- ------------- -------
Windows SBS Internet Send RUMANEK-SBS2008 {smtp:*;1} True
Using your "one liner"
Set-SendConnector "Your SMTP Send Connector" -Port 465
I used: Set-SendConnector "RUMANEK-SBS2008" -Port 33254 (with and without quotes).
What am I missing, please?
Thanks
Athol Cohen
Mailto:athol@servicircle.com
Hi Athol,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the name of your send connector is "Windows SBS Internet Send RUMANEK-SBS2008", so try this:
Set-SendConnector "Windows SBS Internet Send RUMANEK-SBS2008" -Port 33254
Assuming that port 33254 is correct.
If you only have one SendConnector, you can always do this:
ReplyDeleteget-sendconnector | set-sendconnector -port 12345