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Strange SMTP Virtual Server Domain
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| I've installed Win2k3 SP1 and IIS6. When I look at the Default SMTP Virtual
Server Domains list, I see a number of domains. 1 is the
myserver.mydomain.local. Another is a domain with a long hex string with
some hyphens. The format is similar to the following:
12345678-9abc-def0-1234-56789abcdef0._msdcs.mydomain.local Local
(Normal)
Anyone know what created this domain, why, and whether or not it is safe to
delete? I've not seen it in other IIS6 installations.
Thanks.
Kevin
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| Jeff Henkels 2005-08-16, 7:51 am |
| "Kevin" <noemailhere@there.net> wrote in message
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> I've installed Win2k3 SP1 and IIS6. When I look at the Default SMTP
> Virtual
> Server Domains list, I see a number of domains. 1 is the
> myserver.mydomain.local. Another is a domain with a long hex string with
> some hyphens. The format is similar to the following:
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> 12345678-9abc-def0-1234-56789abcdef0._msdcs.mydomain.local Local
> (Normal)
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> Anyone know what created this domain, why, and whether or not it is safe
> to
> delete? I've not seen it in other IIS6 installations.
IIRC, those SMTP domains are related to Active Directory domains. Is this
machine a DC?
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| Thanks for your reply. Yes, this is a DC. I gathered that it had something
to do with its function as a DC because of the MSDCS portion. What does the
DC role need with an SMTP email domain? What would be the affect of
deleting it?
Kevin
"Jeff Henkels" <jeff@mapson.jeffhenkels.com> wrote in message
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> "Kevin" <noemailhere@there.net> wrote in message
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> IIRC, those SMTP domains are related to Active Directory domains. Is this
> machine a DC?
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