Microsoft KB Archive/175483

= XCON: Configuration Sample - Exchange X.400 Connector & Infonet =

Article ID: 175483

Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q175483



SUMMARY
This article describes a sample configuration between Microsoft Exchange Server's X.400 Connector and the Infonet X.400 message transfer agent (MTA) (net-BSD) platform.

The connection data presented in this article is sample data used as an example. For further information, please consult your Infonet technical references.



MORE INFORMATION
To successfully connect Microsoft Exchange Server and Infonet by an X.400 connector, both sides of the connection must be configured properly. The following sample configuration is intended to be used only as a guideline. Your configuration will vary.

Exchange Server Connection Information
Exchange MTA name : Highlanders

Exchange TSAP : None

Exchange IP address : 200.200.200.1

Infonet Connection Information
INFONET MTA name : Infonet

Infonet TSAP : 1032 (text value)

Infonet IP Address : 200.200.200.10

Exchange Server Configuration Example
TCP/IP Transport stack values

TSEL

SSEL

PSEL

X.400 Connector Properties
General Tab:

Remote MTA Name : Infonet

Remote MTA Password : no password used.

Stack tab:

IP address : 200.200.200.10 "This is the Infonet IP address."

(Outgoing OSI Information)

T selector : 1032 (Display in text)

S selector :

P selector :

(Incoming OSI Information)

T selector : 1032

S selector :

P selector :

Override Tab:

All left in default values. Local MTA name may be used if the Infonet MTA refers to the Exchange Server MTA by a name other than the Windows NT server name. This configuration does not use any override values.

Advanced TAB:

MTA conformance: 1988 normal mode

X.400 Link options: Allow BP-15 (in addition to BP-14)

Two way alternate: unchecked

Allow Msexchange Content: Unchecked

Address Space:

Address space should contain the routing information. For example:

     C=us;a=test;p=infonet;

Connected Site:

This entry should be left blank. Connected sites are used between Exchange Server sites only.

Infonet Configuration Example
This file is the configuration file, residing on the Infonet side and defining the connection to the Exchange Server MTA.

mtamaint: print conn Entry Name : HIGHLANDERS Connection : HIGHLANDERS Status : enabled Operating Hours : 00:00-23:59 Cost : 0 Out Connection Info: dm=mono,rts=88,pp=on,rpsap="1032"/Internet=200.200.200.1, lpsap="1032"/Internet=200.200.200.10,cp=30,wn=5

Enable Alternate : true In Connection Info: dm=mono,rts=88,rpsap=Internet=200.200.200.1, lpsap=Internet=200.200.200.10,cp=30,wn=5

Comment: This is the new connection to Microsoft Exchange Server MTA.

mtamaint: print mta Entry Name: HIGHLANDERS MTA: HIGHLANDERS Queue File: _HIGHLANDERS Queue Size: 0 (rep=0 high=0 normal=0 low=0 def=0) Cost: 0 Management Domain: C=us/ADMD=test/PRMD=highlanders/ Connection: highlanders Protocol: 88p1 Schedule Info: high=-1:0:0:E,normal=-1:0:0:E,low=-1:0:0:E,report=-1:0:0: E,poll=1:0:0:E,any=0:0:0:E,max_txps=1

Comment: New MTA name

Domain routing segment Route
C=us/ADMD=test/PRMD=highlanders/ HIGHLANDERS C=us/ADMD=test/PRMD=infonet @local

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