What is SMTP address?

Anybody could u tell what is SMTP address?
Thanks in advance.

jschell wrote:
Vinodha wrote:
Anybody could u tell what is SMTP address?It is an address for SMTP of course.I'm not sure I have ever seen "SMTP address" used as a technical term. Maybe it's one of those phrases like "e-mail ID" which are loosely used in some parts of the world instead of the standard phrases.

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How do we deduce (if we can) SMTP address for an exchange account with only x500 address available? In what cases SMTP address is not available for exchange accounts (please see details below)?

I am using PR_SENDER_EMAIL_ADDRESS to retrieve sender's email address for exchange mails, but for some mails I only get the exchange X500 addresses. In such case, I can use PR_SENDER_ADDRTYPE
to check the type but when I detect an X500 address instead of an SMTP one, is there a way I can enhance SMTP lookup? What might be the reasons that SMTP address is available for some External senders and not for others, as in my case? I am using MAPI CDO
1.2.1 with Exchange Server 2010.
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If you getting an X500 Address that generally means there is Directory object (in Active Directory) for that sender, if its an external sender then it most probably there is an AD Contact from that Sender. The best thing to do is just use resolve method
in CDO to resolve the X500 Address to the Directory object and you should then be able to get the associated SMTP Address from the recipient object. (you also just use LDAP to lookup Active Directory directly).
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Glen

Gmail Account in iMail - adding multiple exchange SMTP addresses to Gmail

Summary: I am trying to use my Gmail to send messages through iMail from my other addresses that I have added to my Gmail account successfully.
Detail:
I currently have 5 email addresses, and the most recent one I created was my Gmail address. Everything is working perfectly online with gmail and on my ipad - I can send and receive from each email address within my one email account, Gmail, BUT my computer is not happy. I am still willing to work with iMail as I have always enjoyed using it, however it will not allow me to send out emails through my Gmail account using my two email addresses that happen to be Exchange emails. My Pop and IMAP addresses that I have added to my Gmail account are fine and their SMTP addresses are working, but my two Exchange SMTP addresses are currently listed as "Offline" even though I have entered all the information that I think is correct, or is what I entered online in my Gmail account and they work perfectly fine there and also on my ipad. I just can't seem to get them to work in iMail. Everything else is synchronized and everything updates between my iMail, my iPad and the Gmail online account, and I have a feeling that it is just not possible to get the exchange accounts working on the iMail through Gmail. The two emails I am working with here are university emails that have their own addresses, but run through Windows live. So they are smtp.exchangelabs.com, but the actual domains are l.uky.edu and student.gsu.edu. I have been working on this all day so please let me know if you are able to help me in this struggle. I have also downloaded the Gmail notifier, so I will try it out, but I am still a fan of iMail.
Settings in iMail that are currently not working yet are working online with Gmail - in the account preferences under the advanced tab in iMail under the drop menu for SMTP outgoing server where it says "Edit SMTP server list" or something like that:
Server Name: smtp.exchangelabs.com
Advanced:
        Use Custom Port: 587
        SSL is NOT checked (it is TSL for my accounts)
        Authentication: Password
               username: <my entire email address at the domain>@student.gsu.edu
               password: <my password for that email address>

Yeah, this really stinks. The feature is definitely gone in iOS 4. I used it all the time in iPhone OS 3.x. You can still do it in Mail in OS X (the trick is to add extra the email addresses to your main email address, separated by commas. Those will then be available to reply with) but you can't on the iPhone. Even if you tell iTunes to sync your Mail Account info, it doesn't work.
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Exchange 2010 to 2013 cross forest migration doesn't have an SMTP address that matches the target delivery domain

I’m having a problem moving a mailbox from exchange 2010 sp3 to Exchange 2013 which are in two separate forests.
Two way trust in place
Certificates imported
ADMT is set up.
SMTP namespace oldcompany.org and newcompany.org for the old email domain and new one is configured to be shared between forests.
I’m doing the following:
Step 1
Prepare-MoveRequest.ps1 -Identity [email protected] -RemoteForestDomainController DC1. oldcompany.Local -RemoteForestCredential $RemoteCredentials -LocalForestDomainController DC1. newcompany.local -LocalForestCredential $LocalCredentials -TargetMailUserOU
"OU=Office Users , DC=newcompany,DC=local" –verbose
Everything goes ok, and a disabled user is created. A disabled user account is created in the correct OU.
Email address is set to [email protected]
Proxy smtp addresses are set:
smtp:[email protected]
SMTP:[email protected]
smtp:[email protected]
Step 2
I then use ADMT and migrate sid history ect.
Step 3
New-MoveRequest –Identity [email protected] –Remote –Remotehostname exchange.oldcompany.local -RemoteCredential $RemoteCredentials –TargetDeliverydomain exchange.newcompany.local
This then fails with the error:
The target mail user newcompany.local/Office Users /mark test' doesn't have an SMTP address that matches
the target delivery domain 'exchange.newcompany.local'.
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidArgument: ([email protected]:MailboxOrMailUserIdParameter) [New-MoveReques
   t], RecipientTaskException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : [Server=EXCHANGE,RequestId=ec704dc8-bfb9-47c1-a1ec-cc6d8ef00484,TimeStamp=23/12/2014 1
   0:51:33] [FailureCategory=Cmdlet-RecipientTaskException] 5ABE3B29,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.RecipientTasks.New
MoveRequest
    + PSComputerName        : exchange.newcompany.local
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Hi Walkersway,
As you have mentioned both the domains are "shared between forests", I would assume its added to the accepted domains as Internal Relay. Also you have 'Send Connector' Setup to relay out the email to the new forest.
"You configure the SMTP domain as an internal relay domain to make sure that email that's addressed to that domain is accepted by the Exchange organization. The connector configuration of your organization determines how messages are routed."
In your case "newcompany.local" should be present.
Try this:
New-MoveRequest –Identity [email protected] –Remote –Remotehostname exchange.oldcompany.local -RemoteCredential $RemoteCredentials –TargetDeliverydomain newcompany.local
The TargetDeliveryDomain parameter specifies the FQDN of the external email address
created in the source forest for the mail-enabled user when the move request is complete. This parameter is allowed only when performing remote moves with the
Remote or RemoteLegacy parameter.
Regards,
Satyajit
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Exchange 2010 add new email address space and additional smtp address to all recipients

HI
Our company is being bought and we need to change the email address for every recipient within the business group/user.
I have added the new domain to the Accepted Domains and have confirmed that if I manually change a users smtp address that mail flow works and the postmaster account receives email.
looking in the E-mail address policies section within the EMC we currently have 2 polices one for the current company policy call company.co.uk with a priority 1 and one called Default policy.
when I try to edit these I get a warning message which states that this policy was created with an earlier version of exchange I have looked on our exchange 2003 environment and have found the polices and can edit them.
Now my questions are
1. should I create the policy on the exchange 2003 environment or 2010
2. if I create a new policy on the exchange 2010 environment what will happen to the old addresses?
3. I must be able to preserve the old addresses and must make the new address space the primary address?
if anyone could help with the steps required or if there are any gotcha to avoid.
thanks

1. should I create the policy on the exchange 2003 environment or 2010
You have to create in Exchange2010
2. if I create a new policy on the exchange 2010 environment what will happen to the old addresses?
Email address policy will change the email address if applied immediately except for the users which has "Automatically update email addresses based on e-mail address policy" option turned on
You will get the list of users with "Automatically update email addresses based on e-mail address policy" option turned off by the below command.
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | Where {$_.EmailAddressPolicyEnabled -eq $False}
3. I must be able to preserve the old addresses and must make the new address space the primary address?
Yes but you can keep only one as replying address.
Please keep both address in the email address policy to preserve old email address to the users.
If you want an autoreply, then use a hub transport rule in Exchange an Outlook rule and allow auto-replies to the internet. (auto-replies to the outside network is not a good idea)
Here is a similar case
http://exchangeserverpro.com/email-address-policies-in-mixed-exchange-20032007-organisations/
Thanks, MAS
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GW2k3 Exchange connector smtp addressing

Hello all.
I am having some trouble with the exchange connector for Groupwise 7 to exchange 2k3.
What we want to do may be a bit strange and I'm not sure if the connector will even allow us to do this.
We would like to use the connector to sync users between AD and Groupwise however we do not want the connector to handle the mail routing between the systems. What we would like it to do is use the SMTP addresses ([email protected]) instead of the GWISE:Domain.po.username address.
On the Groupwise side of things this seems to have been very easy to setup we just went to the external domain and selected internet addressing and specified that we wanted it to use the [email protected] However the exchange side is proving to be more of a challenge. We have tried setting the recipient policies to use the SMTP address as a primary however the imported contacts inside of outlook still list the primary email address as GWISE:domain.po.username. If we try to remove the GWISE address from the imported users it says that this is the home address of the user and it cannot be removed.
Is there any way to not sync the GWISE address over to AD and just use SMTP? Or is there a way to sync GWISE address but use the SMTP as the primary for all imported users?
If anyone has attempted this or something similar any help would be appreciated.

The whole purpose of the gateway is to route email between the systems.
The addressbook visibility is provided to support this purpose.
If you are just trying to email addressing, then I believe you would
accomplish what you seem to be trying to do by setting up an LDAP addres
book on exchange pointing to eDir, and the reverse in GW.
If you are actually wanting to sync users in both systems, you might want
to consider implementing an IDM.
-jt
On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:56:01 +0000, jvandrew wrote:
>
> jvandrew;1577862 Wrote:
>> Hello all.
>> I am having some trouble with the exchange connector for Groupwise 7 to
>> exchange 2k3.
>> What we want to do may be a bit strange and I'm not sure if the
>> connector will even allow us to do this.
>>
>> We would like to use the connector to sync users between AD and
>> Groupwise however we do not want the connector to handle the mail
>> routing between the systems. What we would like it to do is use the SMTP
>> addresses ([email protected]) instead of the GWISE:Domain.po.username
>> address.
>>
>> On the Groupwise side of things this seems to have been very easy to
>> setup we just went to the external domain and selected internet
>> addressing and specified that we wanted it to use the
>> [email protected]. However the exchange side is proving to
>> be more of a challenge. We have tried setting the recipient policies to
>> use the SMTP address as a primary however the imported contacts inside
>> of outlook still list the primary email address as
>> GWISE:domain.po.username. If we try to remove the GWISE address from the
>> imported users it says that this is the home address of the user and it
>> cannot be removed.
>>
>> Is there any way to not sync the GWISE address over to AD and just use
>> SMTP? Or is there a way to sync GWISE address but use the SMTP as the
>> primary for all imported users?
>>
>> If anyone has attempted this or something similar any help would be
>> appreciated.
>
> After further investigation what we are seeing is that the Target address
> inside of exchange is being set to the GWISE address. Is there anyway to
> specify in Exchange or the GroupWise connector to use a different target
> address value such as the SMTP address?

Mail users have spam sent to their secondary SMTP addresses forwarded to their personal e-mail addresses- Exchange 2010

We currently have a spam issue relating to the secondary SMTP e-mail addresses of all our Mail Users.
Example: Peter Smith has an AD account on our company.com domain and an associated external e-mail address ([email protected]) i.e. he has an AD account ([email protected]) with Mail User Exchange attributes so that he can logon
to our SharePoint server. However, this AD account also becomes a fully functional secondary SMTP address and all spam sent to [email protected] also gets forwarded to [email protected]
To mitigate this issue, I have added this secondary e-mail address to the "Recipient filtering properties > Block messages sent to the following recipients" in Hub Transport/Anti Spam.
Two questions:
1. Is there an easy way to delete the secondary SMTP addresses of mail users? I was unable to (it just reappeared shortly after deletion)
2. What is the PS command to export a list of all secondary SMTP e-mail addresses OF MAIL USERS and then adding this list to "Recipient filtering properties > Block messages sent to the following recipients". I could manually add them
in EMC but there are quite a few of them...
Many thanks for your help!

Now that I understand what's happening, let me see if we can get a more accurate solution for you. So your mail users (Exchange calls them mail-enabled users, as opposed to mailbox enabled users, who have mailboxes) have SharePoint access (with the
@company.com address), but have actual mailboxes externally (the actual end-domain is inconsequential). You want users of these systems to stop receiving emails on the company.com namespace, but to receive them from only your SharePoint system.
A "textual diagram" is below:
SharePoint (to Exchange mailbox owner) ==> Exchange hub (using company.com) ==> Exchange mailbox
SharePoint (to External mail user) ==> Exchange hub (using company.com) ==> Exchange mail contact ==> External system (using external SMTP address
External Messaging system (to External mail user, using company.com address used by SharePoint) ==> Exchange hub =XX=> Block delivery
You wish to stop the third of these from happening. If your SharePoint system used non-routable addresses (such as company.local) and all of your mail users had only these addresses added to their accounts for internal mail precossing (as the
internal name used by Exchange), this would solve your issue. The question becomes how to deploy this sort of address.
If these are the ONLY mail contacts in your organization, the solution is simple - you almost had it above, but may have missed seeing it. Policies are applied on a priority basis, with the default policy applying only if no others apply. Since
these accounts are considered "Contacts with external e-mail addresses", you can create a policy for your entire organization that handles only these accounts. You don't need to apply it to a single OU, if your mail enabled accounts aren't
in a single OU. (If they are, of course, feel free to apply it only there.) You can create the policy and apply it to the organization, but only to those objects that are "Contacts with external e-mail addresses". That way, it won't
affect any of your Exchange mailboxes (current or future).
Does this help?
(BTW, one minor correction - your third statement about mail contacts is incorrect - Exchange sees no major difference between mail contacts and mail enabled accounts - and in my experience they are both addressable by the internal address.)

How to outpout messagetracking results to csv format so that each recipient smtp addresses is on a seperate row?

I've searched far and wide today to no avail. The basic issue is someone sent an email to a DL, and I want a list of people who received this email. Simple right? While Powershell is AWESOME.. some simple things turn into nightmares.. case in point. Here
is my powershell command..
Get-ExchangeServer | where {$_.IsHubTransportServer -eq "true"} | sort-object Name | get-messagetrackinglog -ResultSize unlimited -sender [email protected] -EventID "deliver" -Start "05/14/2013 10:00:00 AM" -End "05/14/2013
12:00:00 PM" -messagesubject "I can't figure this out" | select-object timeStamp,eventid,ServerHostName,Sender,@{Name=”Recipients”;Expression={[string]::join(";", ($_.recipients))}} ,MessageSubject | Export-csv c:\sent1.csv -notypeinformation
This works, exactly as I expect but here is the BIG problem. #_.recipients is a string value, and this email was sent to A DL, with nested groups. So when I open the results, there are rows that have multiple recipient smtp addresses in the same row.
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this?
Timestamp
Sender Recipients
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5/14/2013 10:46 [email protected]
[email protected];[email protected];[email protected]
What I want is this..
Timestamp
Sender Recipients
Recipients
5/14/2013 10:46 [email protected]
[email protected];
5/14/2013 10:46 [email protected]
[email protected];
5/14/2013 10:46 [email protected]
[email protected]

Hi,
Here you go..
I got the help from Vinith Menon who is part of Bangalore Powershell User Group. Thanks a lot Vinith :-)
Save the below script as ps1 and execute it, make sure you are matching the servername, date, subject
$new=get-messagetrackinglog -server "Server Name" -sender [email protected] -Start "5/12/2013 8:59:13 PM" -messagesubject "mytest" | select-object timeStamp,Sender,*subject,@{Name="Recipients";Expression={[string]::join(";", ($_.recipients))}}
foreach ($n in $new)
$values = $n | ForEach-Object {$_.recipients.split(";")}
$count = $n | ForEach-Object {$_.recipients.split(";")} | Measure-Object | select -ExpandProperty count
for ($i=0;$i-lt $count;$i++)
$array1 += $n | select timestamp,sender,*subject,@{Name=”Recipients”;Expression={$values[$i]}}
$array1
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Will Exchange ever support sending mail from a secondary smtp address?

Most here probably know this but a quick recap:
User has PrimarySMTP address of [email protected] and secondary SMTP of
[email protected] In Outlook, if you set the secondary SMTP address in the "From" field, Exchange will throw an "undeliverable" error stating you're not authorized to send mail as
this user. I know there's
3rd party tools that can help you with this, and ways to circumvent this (using extra accounts or distrigroups) but it's actually really annoying. I've been involved with a lot of companies with different brands (and a domain for each brand) and
who want to communicate with the outside world using these different brandnames. One salesmanager could be involved with different brands and right now you'll have to create a new account or group for each and every brand/domainname.
With every new Exchange one of the first things I check if this behaviour has changed.. Will this ever be implemented? Is there anyone here that could shed some light on that? Is there a reason why this does not change?
Kind regards,
Remco Roxs

Nobody who participates in these forums knows what the future holds at Microsoft. If we did, we wouldn't be able to share it with you in any case because we'd be sworn to secrecy.
Just buy this for your sales manager: http://www.ivasoft.biz/choosefrom2007.shtml
Or just tell him to use two mailboxes.
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Migrating to "The Cloud" - "The SMTP address has no mailbox associated with it."

We have a front office app that can receive data from Exchange via EWS Push Notifications. Last week, they moved my mailbox to "The Cloud". Now my mail resources all have "office365.com" in their paths. I'm a very early
adopter, trying to understand how to extend the app to work with this architecture before they move everyone else over.
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for Exchange, but since my mailbox got moved I now login to my mailbox as
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now be [email protected], along with just the password.
The problem is that no matter what I send, the server returns "The SMTP address has no mailbox associated with it." I've tried a lot of permutations, and for hours that's all I've gotten. Trying to reduce this to the most basic level,
what should I be doing in order to reach my own mailbox in office365.com, using my own account? Is there any trick to this?
BTW, if Microsoft is using Exchange 2013 and my CAS server is 2010 SP3 which ExchangeVersion should I be using to do this?

This is very good. Using the office365.com URL, I have been able to create a subscription. Of course, the office365.com server will not be able to make callbacks through our firewall, but it does clearly show that our CAS server is not getting
the job done. This is progress!
I asked, and was told we're using Exchange 2010 SP 3 on the CAS because we already had licenses for that.
So I'm back to the question of whether this can be done by an on-premises CAS (or a cluster of them), or if we must go through Microsoft's servers to reach the mailboxes.
And again, thank you!

API Gateway modifying SMTP addresses

I am running the GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 to connect my GroupWise 6.5.4 environment with my Exchange 2003 environment. The two sides are talking to each other, the directories are synchronized, and the calendar connector is allowing me to do busy searches across both platforms.
The problem is when a GroupWise user sends an email to an Exchange user, and that email contains an outside SMTP address, the outside SMTP address appears as:
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The message is delivered correctly to outside SMTP address (and all addresses appear correct in it), but if the Exchange user selects Reply All in Outlook, the SMTP address will bounce the message, as the address is formatted incorrectly.
Thoughts?
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API Gateway reformatting SMTP addresses

I am running the GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 to connect my GroupWise 6.5.4 environment with my Exchange 2003 environment. The two sides are talking to each other, the directories are synchronized, and the calendar connector is allowing me to do busy searches across both platforms.
The problem is when a GroupWise user sends an email to an Exchange user, and that email contains an outside SMTP address, the outside SMTP address appears as:
domain.com.username instead of [email protected]
ie
yahoo.com.myname instead of [email protected]
The message is delivered correctly to outside SMTP address (and all addresses appear correct in it), but if the Exchange user selects Reply All in Outlook, the SMTP address will bounce the message, as the address is formatted incorrectly.
Thoughts?
Steve

Stephen,
It appears that in the past few days you have not received a response to your
posting. That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply.
Has your problem been resolved? If not, you might try one of the following options:
- Do a search of our knowledgebase at http://support.novell.com/search/kb_index.jsp
- Check all of the other support tools and options available at
http://support.novell.com.
- You could also try posting your message again. Make sure it is posted in the
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Exchange 2013 - Outlook 2010 - 550 5.1.0 RESOLVER.ADR.InvalidInSmtp; encapsulated INVALID address inside an SMTP address

Hello,
I have issue when sending email to some addresses. Server respond with:
Remote Server returned '550 5.1.0 RESOLVER.ADR.InvalidInSmtp; encapsulated INVALID address inside an SMTP address (IMCEAINVALID-)'
My enviroment: Exchange 2013, Outlook 2010 - no cached mode. Issue happend with two email addresses but not always.
Any suggestion, how to resolve issue?
Thx.

Hi Tomas,
Does this issue occur in OWA? How is the impact, only one user or all users?
Please try to run Outlook under safe mode to avoid add-ins and AVs.
If there is any 3rd party add-ins, please try to disable them for testing.
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Message Tracking logs for secondary smtp address

Hi,
There are many people sending mails to secondary smtp address instead of primary smtp address. How can i pull the report of message tracking logs if they sent it to secondary smtp address using get-messagetrackinglog cmdlet?
Sankar M http://messagingdevelopment.blogspot.in/

Hi Sankar,
If I don't understand your description, it seems that you want to get the message tracking log on an mailbox with primary SMTP address and secondary SMTP address.
If it is the case, please add both primary SMTP address and secondary SMTP address to the "Recipients" parameter. More details to see:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997573(v=exchg.150).aspx
Thanks
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TechNet Community Support

Powershell script to get all the AD accounts with multiple primary SMTP addresses

I require a script to be run in powershell for Win Server 2008 R2, to look to AD accounts with multiple primary SMTP addresses ?
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