Microsoft exchange servers
Microsoft
exchange serversOPM
can work with different kinds of SMTP mail servers configured as relay servers. This section demonstrates how to set up Microsoft Exchange
Server
2007 and 2010.- Open theExchange Management Consoleon the mail server.
- Navigate toMicrosoft Exchange>Server Configuration>Hub Transfer.
- Go to theReceive Connectorssection in the middle lower pane and select or create a new Receive connector for OPM relay purposes.
- Open thePropertywindow.
- Click theNetworktab and specify the port. The default is 25.
- Add theBlackBerry AtHocNDSserver IP to theIP addresseslist.
- ClickAuthenticationand select the authentication mode that you want to use:
- SelectBasic Authenticationto enable login authentication.
- SelectIntegrated Windows authenticationto enable NTLM authentication.
- SelectExternally Secured (for example, with IPSec)to have no authentication (anonymous).
- Open Exchange Management Shell, which is part of PowerShell (PS).
- In PS, run the following command to display the settings of the relay server receive connector:Get-ReceiveConnector “ReceiveConnectorName” | format-listThis command lists all the current settings, including important parameters that can significantly affectOPMperformance:
- MaxInboundConnectionsPerSource: Set to between 100-200. A value less than 100 can slow down throughput.
- MaxInboundConnectionsPercentagePerSource: Set to 100.
- MessageRatelimit – throttling: Set tounlimitedto achieve maximum performance.
- MaxAcknowledgementDelay: Set to 0 (turn off Acknowledgement Delay feature) to achieve maximum performance.
- Use the following command to change any of the above parameters:Set-ReceiveConnector “ReceiveConnectorName” ParamName NewValue.
- In theOpmPlugin.configfile, set up therelayConfigsection to match the relay setting specified in the prior step.