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By: Bernd Kruczek

Great Job! Many thanx for that! Bernd

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[...] Copying Receive Connectors (update) | EighTwOne (821) Posted on August 24, 2012 by johnacook http://eightwone.com/2012/08/23/copying-receive-connector-definitions/ [...]

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By: Denis Bais

Hi Michel, Is it also possible to get the local ip addresses from the target server as bindings? Now the ip addresses from the source are used.. Regards, Denis Bais

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By: mdrooij

Good point, and technically possible, but assigning the proper (new) IP address to each connector may be a challenge when using multiple NICs or multi-homed NICs (similar to scripting IP assignments to...

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By: Denis Bais

This is what I se to get the IP address I want: $IPAddress = (gwmi Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration | ? { $_.IPAddress -like “10.*” }).ipaddress My probem is I cannot get it to bind to port 25 via...

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By: mdrooij

Using Set-ReceiveConnector -Bindings “${IPAddr}:25″ should work for a single IP; you need to use this syntax with the additional accolades, as the colon is used in PowerShell to associate a variable...

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By: Denis Bais

you are brilliant! Thank you very much!

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By: Bernd Kruczek

Great Job! Many thanx for that! Bernd

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By: Copying Receive Connectors (update) | EighTwOne (821) « JC’s...

[…] Copying Receive Connectors (update) | EighTwOne (821) Posted on August 24, 2012 by johnacook https://eightwone.com/2012/08/23/copying-receive-connector-definitions/ […]

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By: Denis Bais

Hi Michel, Is it also possible to get the local ip addresses from the target server as bindings? Now the ip addresses from the source are used.. Regards, Denis Bais

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By: mdrooij

Good point, and technically possible, but assigning the proper (new) IP address to each connector may be a challenge when using multiple NICs or multi-homed NICs (similar to scripting IP assignments to...

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By: Denis Bais

This is what I se to get the IP address I want: $IPAddress = (gwmi Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration | ? { $_.IPAddress -like “10.*” }).ipaddress My probem is I cannot get it to bind to port 25 via...

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By: mdrooij

Using Set-ReceiveConnector -Bindings “${IPAddr}:25″ should work for a single IP; you need to use this syntax with the additional accolades, as the colon is used in PowerShell to associate a variable...

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By: Denis Bais

you are brilliant! Thank you very much!

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By: Chris

I get an error when importing, “You can’t use Custom to specify PermissionGroups”

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By: Michel de Rooij

It’s hardly ever updated since and checked against recent Exchange 2007 versions. For a more up to date version of the script, which also works with recent Exchange versions, check out Thomas...

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By: Roberto Andion

Do the server names need to be changed in the script itself? I’m running this on a 2012R2 Server. LikeLike

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By: Michel de Rooij

In reply to Roberto Andion. Yes. Or better, use Thomas evolution of this script which works/tested with recent versions of Exchange as well, at https://github.com/Apoc70/Copy-ReceiveConnector LikeLike

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