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If you only have one SendConnector, you can always...

2010-11-18T13:34:44.774-08:00

If you only have one SendConnector, you can always do this:

get-sendconnector | set-sendconnector -port 12345

Hi Athol, It looks like the name of your send con...

2010-06-23T18:46:04.455-07:00

Hi Athol,

It 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.

Hello Jeff, I'm stuck! A while back I found ...

2010-06-23T17:14:46.510-07:00

Hello Jeff,

I'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

You're right, Louis. Thanks for catching that....

2009-08-27T09:39:14.389-07:00

You're right, Louis. Thanks for catching that.

Here'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

The instructions for 2003 are not correct. This e...

2009-08-27T09:18:14.741-07:00

The instructions for 2003 are not correct. This explains how to change the INCOMING SMTP port.