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September 12th, 2007 03:00

EmailXtender and SMTP-Archiving

Hi everybody,

looking for some info on the SMTP-Archiving with EmailXtender. I was told, that this is possible though no shortcuts for users can be created. I couldn't find any information on the supported SMTP-systems or how I would configure the EX server.

Has anybody implemented this?

As clients want only to archive in-/outgoing messages for legal purposes, they might not want any internal messages part of the compliance archive. Just capturing this on the gateway would be ideal.

Thanks, Jochen.

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September 12th, 2007 09:00

I've never done it but I imagine you need to allow relay from your mail gateway on the EX SMTP server. I did find some information in an old training guide. Hope this helps.

"In a typical configuration, IM and Bloomberg mail arrives on the
EmailXtender server through an SMTP server on the EmailXtender
machine (as in the case of IM and SMTP) or are copied to
\inetpub\mailroot\drop as files (as in the case of Bloomberg).

Instant message capture uses a similar process, but the messages
are first captured by a third-party product, such as FaceTime®, and
stored in a SQL database where the data is available for export to
EmailXtender. The administrator can then move the files to the
\InetPub\Mailroot\Drop directory, where they are processed by
EmailXtender."

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September 13th, 2007 15:00

I made EmailXtender works with exim (linux box). It was archiving fine.
Also search was working well (Active Directory users).
kind regrds.

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September 13th, 2007 22:00

Thanks guys, that did help indeed.

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December 14th, 2007 01:00

Hi, I had this lying in my inbox for some time.

Every SMTP-Server in the environment need to configure the SMTP-Server on EX as a relay (smart host).

To enable SMTP-archiving on the EX-server, one needs to register an EventSink on the EX-Server (SMTP-component). This EventSink needs to "forward" the email to an non-existing domain. Only then the EX-server puts the emails in the drop-directory where EX can fetch them.

EMC does not provide the EventSink. One can program this oneself or buy it from partners.

Regards,
Jochen.
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