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No, that's the strange thing. Each smtp virtual server has its own IP address selected in that field, but when I send mail through them, they don't use the IP address that I've selected in that dropdown list. I've tried restarting services, even rebooting the whole server. Here's the actual...

How are you logging in to OWA? Specifically what are you using for the username? The OWA logon username should be the active directory account username, and thus should be completely independant of any smtp addresses. So in your situation, if your test user's active directory account name is...

I have two smtp virtual servers on my exchange server, each with their own IP address. They receive mail just fine on their specified IP addresses, but when they send mail, they both send over the default IP address of the server. It's as if when sending mail, an smtp server ignores its bound...

The Exchange 2003 Server Installer has an option for installing only management tools (MMC and Exchange System Manager). I ran this on my XP machine, and it notified me that in order to run, I needed the IIS snap-in installed, as well as the WWW and SMTP services. The other pre-requisite is...

I am trying to run the Exchange system manager and AD tools from my Win XP Pro workstation, and after following the instructions for installing the tools (install adminpak, IIS Services, then Exchange Management Tools) I can't seem to access most of the system manager functions. Active...

Update on this - after leaving it alone for a few hours, I came back to it and found that my virtual SMTP servers are now sending email without routing through the primary SMTP server, but they won't bind to the IP address I've set on the SMTP properties page. So, if I send a message through...

My exchange server hosts several domains, and I'm having some issues routing messages to the appropriate SMTP virtual server. The first problem I'm having is that even though I've created an SMTP virtual server on its own IP address for each domain, the virtual servers are all redirecting...

I don't think you have multiple exchange accounts, can you?

Here's a related question - is there any way to choose which SMTP address is used when sending a message in Outlook? The hard way would be to change the "primary" smtp address, but is there any way to do this from Outlook?

How about something like: update table set description = (select description from temptable tt where tt.key = table.key) where key in (select key from table)

I'd like to create a stored procedure for a full-text search query using the "contains" function, with a generation term. It would look something like: CREATE PROCEDURE [search] @string varchar AS select t.item FROM table t where contains(t.info, ' FORMSOF (INFLECTIONAL, @string) ')...