Sean Wallbridge
While it is always recommended to separate your ‘front-end’ Exchange Server (Edge) from the back-end (your Hub Transport), your budget doesn’t always allow this.
So, to enable the following functions, on your standalone Exchange implementation…
- Connection Filtering Agent
- Content Filter Agent
- Sender ID Agent
- Sender Filter Agent
- Recipient Filter Agent
- Protocol Analysis Agent
You need to open the power shell and run the following
Go to your Exchange Scripts Directory:
D:Program FilesMicrosoftExchange ServerScripts (or whatever your path might be)
And then run the following (note the “.” and the “” is important):
.install-AntispamAgents.ps1
For reference, I learned (and paraphrased) from the following excellent article):