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#SETTING UP TAGSPACES ON WINDWOS IIS INSTALL#
#SETTING UP TAGSPACES ON WINDWOS IIS FULL#
#SETTING UP TAGSPACES ON WINDWOS IIS WINDOWS#

Under the Delivery tab, click on the Outbound Security button and define the type of authentication that you need over the external mail server to which all your emails will be relayed.

You can also put a restriction on the message size, session size, number of emails, and number of recipients. In this tab, add the email address of the admin to which the messages regarding Non-Delivery Report will be sent.

Once you are done with Access tab, open the Message tab.

In the Connection window, add the IP addresses which you want to allow to forward the emails by way of your SMTP relay service.

After this, click on the Connection button under the Access tab.

In the Authentication window, enable the Anonymous access option.

Now, open the Access tab and click on the Authentication button.

Under the same tab, tick the Enable Logging checkbox to save the details regarding emails received.

In the properties window, under the General tab, select the IP address to which the SMTP server will respond.

In that list, find SMTP Virtual Server option and open its properties by right-clicking on it. A window will open, and in that window, expand the list under the name of your server.In the first step, you have to open the management console by going to the Server Manager and selecting Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Manager from the Tools tab.To configure the service, follow the steps below:

#SETTING UP TAGSPACES ON WINDWOS IIS WINDOWS#

The management and configuration of the SMTP service on Windows server are done using the management console named Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager 6. NET Core 3.Configuring SMTP Service on Windows Server

Creating Schedule Driven Windows Service in.

Using ProxyKit to Simulate IIS Rewrite Rules.

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You also need to go to advanced settings of the site and add two more protocols to the protocols settings, separated by comma. For named pipes you have to just type in * because there is technically no port that it is running on. With the configuration above my net.tcp is enabled on port 82. appcmd set site /site.name:MySiteName /+bindings.Īppcmd set site /site.name:MySiteName /+bindings. So, with two commands I was able to add the bindings that I needed to enable WCF with multiple bindings.

#SETTING UP TAGSPACES ON WINDWOS IIS FULL#

If you type “ appcmd /?” at the prompt you will get full help for that utility. It is installed by default in C:WindowsSystem32InetSrv folder.

#SETTING UP TAGSPACES ON WINDWOS IIS INSTALL#

Luckily, when you install IIS, you get command line utility appcmd.exe that comes with it. When I tried to do that, I got NullReferenceException. After I upgraded my machine to Windows 8, I found out that this functionality seems to be broken in the version of IIS 8.0 that comes with Windows 8. I have set this up before by creating a new site in IIS on my local machine, then adding the other two bindings to a site in IIS – net.tcp and net.pipe. WCF service is using flexible bindings, so you can configure the service to run locally (via direct invocation) or via a WCF proxy using either HTTP, named pipes or TCP bindings. One of the products I am working on these days has a WCF component.