The virtual SMTP server will work with no configuration at all. It will
create a connector [1] on demand, per site. Then remove the connector
after a certain time. Works very well. So if you send email to joe.com
and bob.com your Virtual SMTP server will create 2 connectors one for
each. Then remove them after a short period of time.

[1] A connector is what you can create in the routing group. They are
the same thing.

Milton R Dogg
Of The Dogg Foundation..

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Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 1:19 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: RE: Routing SMTP


David, this is excellent and the way I hoped I could do it. 
Many Many Many thanks.

I do have one question regarding this. 

In exchange 2000 there are two types of  smtp connector, one uses the
smtp service from IIS in Win2k known as the "Default SMTP virtual
server" (found under servername\protocols) and the other the more
traditional smtp connector (found under first routing
groups\connectors).

I have had recomendations that I should use the IIS SMTP connector. I
suspect this is due to scalability.

My question is this, how do I use (if at all) the default SMTP virtual
server from IIS when using multiple smtp connectors in the manner you
recommend.

I obviously want to ensure routing works and am concerned about this
virtual smtp connector. Would it interfere with this set up?

Do I just stop the service or do I have to configure it in any
particular way?

Regards
RB

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