SLIGHTLY OFF TOPIC: IP list allowed to relay on IIS 2k3

2012-09-19 Thread Russ Patterson
I have a client who has an Exchange 2003 org behind two IIS servers
that act as the SMTP front-end outbound - in other words, the Exchange
org, and various other servers in their AD, relay across the two IIS
servers - which are Windows server 2003.

It's a fairly large company, and they have a few thousand IPs allowed
to relay. The problem is - over the years, one of the relay servers
has about 1500 IPs, where the other (Sadly) has close to 1900 listed
as allowed to relay.

In Windows 2003, scripting is not very user friendly (at least to me,
whose limit is hacking away at Powershell.) We have found a VB script
that appears to copy out the IP addresses, and has allowed us to get
the IPs from each server and compare them in Excel spreadsheets.

My issue is - using the same script to import the results of merging
those IP addresses back into IIS sort of appears to work; but no IPs
ever show up in the GUI. - If you use the script t pull the IPs out,
you see a list of IPs, but the GUI (IIS / SMTP/ Relay button) shows as
blank. I need the list to show to satisfy my client. What am I doing
wrong? Note - we tried a reboot, iisreset, etc.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vijaysk/archive/2009/05/07/setting-smtp-relayiplist-from-a-script.aspx
is a link to the script we're trying to use. Any suggestions greatly
appreciated!

Russ

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RE: SLIGHTLY OFF TOPIC: IP list allowed to relay on IIS 2k3

2012-09-19 Thread Michael B. Smith
I _think_ this worked on IIS SMTP. But that was a long long time ago now...

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935635

If that doesn't work, using the metabase explorer is going to be the way to do 
it...

-Original Message-
From: Russ Patterson [mailto:rus...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2012 11:06 AM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: SLIGHTLY OFF TOPIC: IP list allowed to relay on IIS 2k3

I have a client who has an Exchange 2003 org behind two IIS servers that act as 
the SMTP front-end outbound - in other words, the Exchange org, and various 
other servers in their AD, relay across the two IIS servers - which are Windows 
server 2003.

It's a fairly large company, and they have a few thousand IPs allowed to relay. 
The problem is - over the years, one of the relay servers has about 1500 IPs, 
where the other (Sadly) has close to 1900 listed as allowed to relay.

In Windows 2003, scripting is not very user friendly (at least to me, whose 
limit is hacking away at Powershell.) We have found a VB script that appears to 
copy out the IP addresses, and has allowed us to get the IPs from each server 
and compare them in Excel spreadsheets.

My issue is - using the same script to import the results of merging those IP 
addresses back into IIS sort of appears to work; but no IPs ever show up in the 
GUI. - If you use the script t pull the IPs out, you see a list of IPs, but the 
GUI (IIS / SMTP/ Relay button) shows as blank. I need the list to show to 
satisfy my client. What am I doing wrong? Note - we tried a reboot, iisreset, 
etc.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vijaysk/archive/2009/05/07/setting-smtp-relayiplist-from-a-script.aspx
is a link to the script we're trying to use. Any suggestions greatly 
appreciated!

Russ

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