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SMTP: How to Identify if ADPROC.EXE Has Replaced SMTPGET.EXE

Article ID: 141981

Article Last Modified on 10/30/2006

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SUMMARY

When you install the Gateway Address Pre-Processor version 2.0 for AT&T Mail, the setup program will replace the SMTPGET.EXE in your mail executable directory.

The following information shows how you can check to see if the SMTPGET.EXE was replaced during setup.

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To determine if the SMTPGET.EXE has been replaced, run the following command in the mail executable directory:

SMTPGET -ver

If the above command returns the following results, the SMTPGET.EXE has been replaced with the SMTPGET.EXE from AT&T Pre-Processor 2.0 for AT&T Mail.

Module: ADPROC.EXE
Version: 2.00 RELEASE
SMTP Address Processor for the Microsoft Mail SMTP Gateway and
the Microsoft Mail to AT&T Gateway.
Copyright AT&T, All Rights Reserved.
10-0-0 No output file specified in command line.

If the above command returns the following results, the SMTPGET.EXE is the file provided with the Microsoft Mail to SMTP Gateway 3.x.

FFAPI: Gateway Get Proc: 094(0)
Revision: 3.00.1072 Release (Mail: 3.0.1100 Coll: 3.0.1100)
Microsoft (R) Mail for PC Networks.
Copyright (C) 1991 Microsoft Corp. All Rights Reserved.
10 - No output file specified in command line.

AT&T supports Microsoft Mail Gateway Address Pre-Processor 2.0 for AT&T Mail. Their support center number is 1-800-624-5672.

Additional query words: 3.x at&t smtp

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