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Repeat steps 2 - 3 for these additional domains:.

Enter your email domain(s) and choose finish.

Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) manager (from Control Panel's Administrator Tools folder) to open the Default SMTP Virtual Server in the left pane and select Domains.

To do this follow the instructions below: In order to re-connect GFI FAXmaker to SMTP on a Non-Exchange Server machine you must add the Alias domains and re-register the event sinks. Depending on which GFI product you have installed, you will also have to take additional steps as indicated below. To rectify this issue, you will have to reconfigure your IIS settings (including SMTP domains, aliases, etc). , and a full list of updates can be found at More information about MS10-024 can be found at: In certain situations, this update will remove the IIS SMTP related settings. We have identified the issue to be caused after installing MS10-024 as part of Microsoft's Security Bulletin for April 2010. For GFI FAXmaker, you receive NDRs when sending outbound faxes.

GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP 14Īfter installing the recently released updates from Microsoft, you notice that mail flow for the GFI MailEssentials and GFI MailSecurity products stop.

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User can access and configure all features of the product.Īllows access to quarantine search and search folders.Īllows users to subscribe to the quarantine RSS feeds.SMTP settings disappeared after Microsoft Patch Tuesday (April 13th): For the newly added users/groups, select the features to allow access to. Select the users/groups to add and click Submit.ĥ.

GFI MailEssentials displays the list of users/groups found. In the User Lookups dialog, enter the name of the user or group to add and click Check Names.Ĥ. Add domain users or groups and select the product features to allow access to.ģ. From GFI MailEssentials Configuration, go to General Settings > Access Control. To add users to the Access Control list:ġ. Other users or groups can be given full or partial access to certain GFI MailEssentials features. The Domain Admins group (in an Active Directory environment only) and the server administrator account/group are automatically given full access privileges to all features of GFI MailEssentials. For more information refer to Access Control List. Access Control is configurable from the Switchboard when GFI MailEssentials is running in Local mode. Configuring access control from the web UI is only possible when GFI MailEssentials is running in IIS mode and can be accessed over the network.