Comodo Antispam Gateway

• Introduction To Comodo Antispam Gateway
  • Release Notes
  • Purchasing License
  • Adding More Users, Domains Or Time To Your Account
  • License Information
• Getting Started
  • Incoming Filtering Configuration
    • Configuring Your Mail Server
    • Configuring MX Records
      • Updating MX Records In Windows 2003/2008 Server
      • Updating MX Records On A Host Using BIND
      • Updating MX Records For Comodo DNS
      • Updating MX Records For GoDaddy
      • Updating MX Records For Enom
      • Updating MX Records For Network Solutions
      • Updating MX Records For Yahoo! Small Business
      • Updating MX Records For 1and1
      • Updating MX Records For 4D Web Hosting
      • Updating MX Records For DNS Park
      • Updating MX Records For DreamHost
      • Updating MX Records For DynDNS
      • Updating MX Records For IX Web Hosting
      • Updating MX Records For No-IP
      • Updating MX Records In CPanel
  • Outgoing Filtering Configuration
    • Per-User Authentication
    • Outgoing Smarthost Setup
      • Configuring QMail To Use A Smarthost
      • Configuring PostFix To Use A Smarthost
      • Configuring Sendmail To Use A Smarthost
      • Configuring Exchange 2000/2003 To Use A Smarthost
      • Configuring Exchange 2007/2010 To Use A Smarthost
      • Configuring Exim To Use A Smarthost
        • Configuring Exim / CPanel To Use A Smarthost
        • Configuring Exim / Directadmin To Use A Smarthost
• The Administrative Interface
  • Logging-in To The Administrative Interface
  • The Dashboard Area
    • Domain Management
      • Adding Domains
      • Deleting Domains
      • Editing Domains
      • Managing Domain
        • Incoming
          • Quarantine
          • Incoming Spam Detection Settings
          • Report Spam
          • Delivery Queue
          • Destination Routes
          • Local Recipients
          • Clear Incoming Cache
          • Log Search
          • Domain Aliases
          • Domain Settings
          • Manage Report Subscriptions For Selected Domain
        • Outgoing
          • Clear Outgoing Cache
          • Log Search
          • Users
        • Email Management
          • Email Size Restrictions
          • Blocked Extensions
          • Released Requests
          • Blacklisted Requests
          • Whitelisted Requests
        • Whitelist / Blacklist
          • Recipient Whitelist
          • Sender Whitelist
          • Recipient Blacklist
          • Sender Blacklist
        • Account Management
          • User Account Management
          • Viewing User History
          • Importing Users From LDAP
            • LDAP Import Configuration
            • LDAP Import Confirmation List
            • LDAP Import Ignore List
    • Administrator Account Management
      • Administrators
      • Groups & Permissions
      • My Profile
        • Changing Password Of The Administrator
        • Change Settings
      • User History
    • Customer Management
      • Viewing Customer Information
      • Managing Subscriptions For Reports
• CASG Reports - An Overview
  • Quarantine Report
  • Domain Statistics Report
• Appendix 1 – CASG Error Codes
• About Comodo

Configuring Exchange 2007/2010 to use a Smarthost

Routing all mails to a smarthost :

A Send Connector must already have been created and configured correctly on the Hub Transport server.

• Open Exchange Management Console.

• Click on the '+' next to Organization Configuration.

• Select Hub Transport and select the 'Send Connectors' tab.

• Right-click on the existing Send Connector, select 'Properties' and go to the Network tab.

• Select "Route mail through the following smart hosts:" and click 'Add'.

• Enter mxsrv1.spamgateway.comodo.com (you need to use port 587).

If you have more then one Smarthost, repeat the previous two steps.

The changes to the Send Connector will take effect immediately without you having to reboot the server or restart any services.

In order to change the port to 587 you will have to issue the following command in the Exchange Powershell Console:

Set-SendConnector -identity "NAME OF CONNECTOR" -Port:587

Restart the transport service.

Routing all mails to a smarthost with Username Authentication:

A Send Connector must already have been created and configured correctly on the Hub Transport server.

• Open Exchange Management Console.

• Click on the + next to Organization Configuration.

• Select Hub Transport and select the 'Send Connectors' tab.

• Right-click on the existing Send Connector, select 'Properties' and go to the 'Network' tab.

• Select "Route mail through the following smart hosts:" and click 'Add'.

• Enter mxsrv1.spamgateway.comodo.com, mxsrv2.spamgateway.comodo.com in the FQDN section.
  

• Click 'Change' under the smart-host authentication.

• Select 'Basic Authentication' and tick the TLS box.

• Add your newly created username and password.

• Click 'OK '.

The changes to the Send Connector will take effect immediately without you having to reboot the server or restart any services.

In order to change the port to 587 you will have to issue the following command in the Exchange Powershell Console:

Set-SendConnector -identity "NAME OF CONNECTOR" -Port:587

Restart  the transport service.