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Add a GoDaddy SPF Record

It's about time I installed an SPF record for my domain. Since I host my own Exchange server, I sometimes run into email issues since I'm forced to send all my email through my ISP (Comcast). This can result in problems since all Comcast IP addresses are listed in the Spamhaus Policy Block List...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 12-15-2008
Exchange 2007 EdgeSync Application Log Error "The Supplied Credential is Invalid"

My Exchange Server application log in the Event Viewer has been constantly throwing the following exception: The connection to the ADAM instance of the Edge Transport server failed with the exception "The supplied credential is invalid." I suspect this has been happening since an Exchange Update...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 11-14-2008
Connect an iPhone to Exchange 2007 via ActiveSync

My girlfriend bought an iPhone yesterday and I'm jealous, straight up. Her number was transfered and the phone was fully functional by dinner so we took it with us to BDubs. We played with it during dinner; we surfed the web, watched some YouTube videos, and tooled with the settings. I wish I could...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 10-25-2008
Configure Exchange 2007 to Send Anonymous Internal Email

With the help of this article , I enabled my Exchange 2007 Server to send any mail coming from my webserver's IP address. So any applications on my webserver needing to send mail will be able to do so, without authenticating. Create a new SMTP Receive Connector Exchange Management Console -> Server...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 10-05-2008
Duplicate Messages Using BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service)

I've connected my work BlackBerry to my personal Exchange 2007 server using BIS. Each new message I receive comes in twice, and sometimes when I reply to a message, the original message gets sent to my BlackBerry again and shows up as new. I read that forcing your BIS service to use POP3 instead...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 10-01-2008
Exchange 2007 Release Email from Quarantine

Login to your quarantine mailbox within Outlook from a client machine. Open the quarantined email. Click Send Again. Click Send. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998920(EXCHG.80).aspx

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 08-20-2008
Community Server Email Settings for Exchange 2007

I looked through the Exceptions Reporting section of my website today and saw a whole bunch of "EmailUnableToSend" exceptions! So apparently people out there who have tried to contact me through my Blog Contact Form have been unable to do so, even though it will tell you your message has been...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 07-23-2008
Exchange 2007 5.3.4 Message size exceeds fixed maximum message size

If your Exchange 2007 SP1 server is rejecting email with attachments larger than 10MB, here are ALL the places you need to increase that maximum message value: On the Exchange Server Organization Configuration -> Hub Transport -> Send Connectors -> Properties of each send connector Organization...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 06-19-2008
Exchange 2007 POP3 and IMAP4 via BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS)

Open your Exchange 2007 PowerShell and execute these commands: set-service msExchangePOP3 -startuptype automatic start-service -service msExchangePOP3 set-service msExchangeImap4 -startuptype automatic start-service -service msExchangeImap4 Forward Ports through your Firewall IMAP4 - Forward ports 993...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 06-14-2008
BlackBerry Professional Software (BES) for Exchange 2007 Installation

So here's the plan, I got a BlackBerry Curve 8310 from work, which is hooked up to our corporate Exchange email. I want to hook it up to my personal Exchange 2007 Server running on a Server 2008 Hyper-V virtual machine at home. One super-easy way to do it is via POP3 or IMAP4 . But this post covers...

Posted to Matt Williamson’s Blog (Weblog) by Matt Williamson on 06-14-2008

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