Exchange 2003: Infos (SMTP ports + Domains) from script

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Exchange 2003: Infos (SMTP ports + Domains) from script

Postby TWFydGluTQ » Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:05:03 GMT

I'd be interested in extracting/modifying the Exchange Server 2003 SMTP 
ports (inbound-outbound) from a script or command-line.  Is it possible?  (In 
the same way, getting the list of the domains hosted by the Exchange server 
would also be interesting).

I am not too sure if those informations are stored in Exchange or IIS 
metabases, active directory or else...  

All help will be appreciated,

Thanks for your time,

Martin M.

Re: Exchange 2003: Infos (SMTP ports + Domains) from script

Postby Jim McBee [MVP Exchange] » Mon, 03 Apr 2006 13:36:59 GMT

The SMTP virtual server information, such as ports in use and the domains, 
is stored in Active Directory.  I can't help you with the script (I'm 
scripting impaired), but I know of an example that you might be able to use 
/ modify.  Exchange MVP and all around nice guy, Glen Scales, has a lot of 
cool scripts for manipulating Exchange.  See:
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

You might also try something like ADSIEdit or LDP to explore the 
Configuration partion (look under Services -> Microsoft Exchange) if you are 
interesting in learning more about the places this data is stored.  The SMTP 
data is stored in the SMTP Virtual server section under each Exchange 
server.  The SMTP domains are stored in the Recipient Policies.  Just be 
careful when exploring the Configuration data, you can prematurely end the 
life of your Exchange organization.  :-)

-- 
Jim McBee
Blog:  http://www.**--****.com/ 
Free eBook:  http://www.**--****.com/ 









Re: Exchange 2003: Infos (SMTP ports + Domains) from script

Postby TWFydGluTQ » Wed, 05 Apr 2006 03:15:01 GMT

Excellent tracks...
Thanks a lot for your help!!

Martin M.








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