Demonstration:
Troubleshooting SMTP message delivery
1.
On LON-EX1, in Exchange Toolbox, open Queue
Viewer.
2.
In Queue Viewer, suspend the Submission queue. Do the same on
LON-EX2.
3.
On LON-DC1, open the Windows PowerShell prompt,
and run Telnet.
4.
In Telnet, type the following commands,
and press Enter after each one:
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helo
o
help
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mail from:
fake@contoso.com
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rcpt to:
administrator@adatum.com
o
data
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Subject: Test Message
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This is the test message
o
.
o
quit
5.
On LON-EX1, in Queue Viewer, verify that
the message from fake@contoso.com appears in the Submission queue.
6.
Resume the Submission queue.
7.
Verify that the message has been removed
from the Submission queue and that a new queue for the mailbox database has
been created showing successful delivery.
8.
On LON-DC1, use Internet Explorer to
access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/owa, and sign in as Adatum\Administrator with the password Pa55w.rd.
9.
In Outlook Web App, send a message to Beth@adatum.com.
10.
Send a second message to Beth@contoso.com.
11.
On LON-EX1, use Internet Explorer to
access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/ecp, and
sign in as Adatum\Administrator with the password Pa55w.rd.
12.
In ECP, browse to delivery
reports in mail flow.
13.
Search for the message sent to Beth@adatum.com, and view the successful delivery report.
14.
Search for the message sent to Beth@contoso.com and view the unsuccessful delivery report.
Demonstration: Configuring
transport settings
1.
On LON-EX1, open EMS.
2.
In EMS, type the following commands:
Get-TransportConfig
Get-TransportConfig | FL *max*
Set-TransportConfig –MaxSendSize 20MB –MaxReceiveSize
20MB
3.
In EAC, browse to receive
connectors in mail flow.
4.
From More, open the Organization transport settings, and set the postmaster address as postmaster@adatum.com.
Demonstration:
Configuring accepted and remote domains
1.
On LON-EX1, use Internet Explorer to access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/ecp, and
sign in as Adatum\Administrator with the password Pa55w.rd.
2.
In Exchange Admin Center, browse to the accepted
domains tab in mail flow.
3.
Create a new accepted domain with the following
settings:
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Name: Tailspintoys
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Domain: tailspintoys.com
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Internal Relay: Email is
delivered to recipients in this Exchange organization or relayed to an email
server at another physical or logical location
4.
Open EMS, and type the following commands:
Get-RemoteDomain
New‑RemoteDomain
–Name Contoso –DomainName contoso.com
Get‑RemoteDomain
Contoso | FL
Set-RemoteDomain
Contoso –AutoForwardEnabled $false –DeliveryReportEnabled $false
Get-RemoteDomain
Contoso | FL
Demonstration:
Configuring SMTP send and receive connectors
1.
On LON-EX1, open EMS and
type the following command:
New-SendConnector
–Name “Send to Internet” –AddressSpace * -SourceTransportServers
LON-EX1,LON-EX2
2.
On LON-EX1, use Internet
Explorer to access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/ecp, and sign in as Adatum\Administrator
with the password Pa55w.rd.
3.
In EAC,
browse to the send
connectors tab in mail flow.
4.
Edit Send to Internet,
and review the settings.
5.
Create a new send
connector with the following settings:
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Name: Secure to
Contoso
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Type: Internal
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Smart host: 172.16.0.10
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Smart host
authentication: Basic authentication
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Offer basic
authentication only after starting TLS
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User name: Contoso\partner
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Password: Pa55w.rd
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Address space: contoso.com
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Source server: LON-EX1.Adatum.com
6.
On the receive connectors
tab, create a new receive connector with the following settings:
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Name: AppClient
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Role: Frontend
Transport
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Remote network settings: 172.16.0.10
7.
Modify the following
settings on the AppClient receive connector:
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Protocol logging level: Verbose
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Permission groups: Exchange
users, Anonymous users
Demonstration:
Configuring and using transport rules
1.
On LON-EX1, use Internet Explorer to access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/ecp, and
sign in as Adatum\Administrator with the password Pa55w.rd.
2.
In Exchange Admin Center, browse to the rules
tab in mail flow.
3.
Create a new transport rules with the following
settings:
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Name: Test Transport
Rule
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Apply this rule if: The
subject or message body includes ‘password’
o
Do the following: Redirect
the message to ‘Administrator’
o
Choose a mode for this
rule: Enforce
4.
On LON-DC1, use Internet Explorer to access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/owa, and
sign in as Adatum\Adam with the password Pa55w.rd.
5.
In OWA, send a message to Beth@adatum.com that
includes the following text in the body: My password is Pa55w.rd.
6.
On LON-DC1, open a new tab in Internet Explorer and
access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/owa.
7.
In OWA, ensure that you received an email from Adam,
and that the original message that Adam sent to Beth is included.
Configuring and using a
data loss prevention policy
1.
On LON-EX1, use Internet
Explorer to access https://LON-EX1.adatum.com/ecp, and sign in as Adatum\Administrator
with password Pa55w.rd.`
2.
In Exchange Admin Center,
browse to the data loss prevention tab in compliance management.
3.
Create a New custom DLP
Policy with the following settings:
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Name: IP address block
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Choose a mode for the
requirements of this DLP policy: Enforce
4.
Edit the IP address block
DLP policy, and add a new rule with the following settings:
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Block messages with
sensitive information
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Apply this rule if: The
recipient is located Inside the organization and The message contains
sensitive information ‘IP Address’
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Do the following: Notify
the sender with a Policy Tip Block the message using the custom message Your
message is blocked because of IP address
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Do the following: Generate
incident report and send it to Administrator with Custom content.
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Custom content: sender,
recipient, subject, matching content, original mail
