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Disable POP3 and bind SMTP/LDAP to Localhost 1
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Not sure what you mean?
SMTP and LDAP will already be listening on localhost?
POP3 can simply be disabled as a service, if you have Exchange installed which I am guessing you do???
Gavin Moorhouse
SMTP and LDAP will already be listening on localhost?
POP3 can simply be disabled as a service, if you have Exchange installed which I am guessing you do???
Gavin Moorhouse
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Ok someone asked me this but I wasn't sure what they meant either so I decided to look around for an answer. Apparently they were having problems disabling POP3 while keeping SMTP and LDAP enabled? I found how to install SMTP without installing POP3. Is LDAP installed seperate from POP3?
In Windows-based networks LDAP = Active Directory. (or if you have a very old mail system, Exchange 5.5)
So to stop LDAP from listening, the system must have the domain controller role removed.
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So to stop LDAP from listening, the system must have the domain controller role removed.
PSC
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