Specifying a Global HostName for SMTPDA
Document ID: 10472
Synopsis
In MailSite 8.0.5 and later you can specify which HostName SMTPDA should use when sending out email. This can be done in the form of a Registry or Database change depending upon which Conne
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Specifying a Global HostName for SMTPDA
In MailSite 8.0.5 and later you can specify which HostName SMTPDA should use when sending out email. This can be done in the form of a Registry or Database change depending upon which Connector type you are running:
Registry Configuration
WARNING!!
Incorrectly editing the Registry can damage the server, please proceed with care.
- Click on the Start button.
- Select Run, and enter Regedit
- Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SMTPDA\Parameters
- Create a new String and name it OutboundHostName
- Hit Enter and then specify the desired name, e.g. mail.domain.com
- OK and Exit out of Regedit
- Restart SMTPDA
SQL Connector Configuration
- Open the SQL Manager to the MailSite Database.
- Open the 'MailServerProperties'
- Enter the following: ServiceName = smtpda
PropertyName = OutboundHostName
ServerRoleID = 0
PropType = 1
PropIntValue = 0
PropStringValue = mail.server.com
- Restart SMTPDA
MailSite will now use the defined HostName whenever it delivers a message to a remote site, regardless of which IP/HostName the email arrived on to the server.