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Configuring SharePoint 2010 Document Libraries with Exchange Server 2010 to receive mails from internal/external world

Post author By Sameer Dhoot
Post date April 4, 2010
5 Comments on Configuring SharePoint 2010 Document Libraries with Exchange Server 2010 to receive mails from internal/external world

This article will help you to configure SharePoint 2010/2007 server to receive Incoming emails. Following are high level step in order to configure this

Configure SMTP Server on SharePoint Server which will receive emails
Configure SharePoint to pick up the email from the SMTP server
Configure Document Library to receive email
Configure Exchange Server, create External Email ID
Configure Exchange Server, create "Transport Rule"
Configure Exchange Server, create "Send Connector"

Tags Document Library, Exchange, MOSS, Send Connector, SMTP, Transport Rule

SharePoint WSS

Installing a language pack for SharePoint (MOSS SP1 and WSS 3.0 SP1)

Post author By Sameer Dhoot
Post date November 11, 2008
3 Comments on Installing a language pack for SharePoint (MOSS SP1 and WSS 3.0 SP1)

Installing SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) or WSS 3.0 in multi-lingual environment is not point and click process. It take you a while to download and install them all. Also it depends on how many language are you supporting. To enable SharePoint for multi-lingual contents you need to install the following component and most importantly you have […]

Tags Language Packs, MOSS, Multilingual, SharePoint, SP1, WSS

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