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The Configure tab appears. FIGURE 1-1 Configure the Exchange Transport server. 2.Click Properties. A Properties dialog box appears. FIGURE 1-2 The Exchange Transport properties dialog box. 3.Click the Trusted Clients tab. 4.In the Trusted Client Restrictions section, remove any restrictions that you want to allow for transport rules. 5.Click OK. The new rules are enabled. 6.Click the Network tab. 7.Click the Apply button. The Apply button does not appear because there are no configuration rules to apply. 8.Right-click the server in the middle pane and choose Enter. The Configure tab appears. FIGURE 1-3 The Exchange Transport properties dialog box. 9.Click Properties. The Properties dialog box appears. FIGURE 1-4 The Exchange Transport properties dialog box. 10.In the Properties dialog box, click the Log On tab and verify that the Security Settings and Error Handling Settings boxes are selected. 11.Click the Authentication tab. 12.In the Password policies for new accounts section, click the Security Settings button. 13.In the Password policies for new accounts section, select the following options: * Reject password expiration * Reject weak passwords (less than eight characters) * Strong passwords must be eight characters * Disallow older passwords * Force change every 90 days * Restrict password complexity (not applicable in Exchange 2013) 14.Click the Trusted Clients tab. 15.In the Trusted Clients Restrictions section, remove any restrictions that you want to allow for transport rules. 16.Click OK. The new transport rules are enabled. Configuring the External Email Sender External email is a type of email that is sent to recipients outside your organization. You can configure the external email sender for your organization to receive emails from an external source, such as a customer's website or a software vendor's email system. For example, you might configure an external email sender to receive requests for assistance from customers. In Exchange 2013, the external email address that you configure is stored in the root domain of the organization. This root domain is the domain that your organization uses to send email to other email addresses. For example, in the domain example.com, the root domain is

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