http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/assp/index.php?title=ASSP_Advanced_Workflow

http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/assp/index.php?title=Exchange_2007

Exchange Management Console → Organization Configuration → Hub Transport → New Send Connector (Custom)

Name: ASSP Outbound
Address: *
SmartHost: 127.0.0.1
Auth: None
Use remote server DNS: Selected (check mark in the box)

Test ASSP on the relayPort at a command prompt on the Exchange Server:

telnet 127.0.0.1 225

Then set the outbound connector to use the relayPort on ASSP:

Set-SendConnector -Identity "ASSP Outbound" -port 225

Finally, using the Exchange Management Console, disable the 'Default' send connector.

Exchange Management Console → Recipient Configuration → Mail Contacts → New Mail Contact

• Add each of the addresses in the Email Interface section of ASSP as Exchange Contacts
  • The alias should be the ASSP control e-mail address
  • Exchange Contacts must be used
    • Otherwise the Exchange server will reject the spam/ham reports as non-existing email accounts

• Include an external address at a non-existent domain
  • assp-help@nospam.org
  • assp-white@nospam.org
  • assp-notwhite@nospam.org
  • assp-black@nospam.org
  • assp-notblack@nospam.org
  • assp-red@nospam.org
  • assp-notred@nospam.org
  • assp-spam@nospam.org
  • assp-notspam@nospam.org

• ASSP will capture the messages and make the appropriate changes
  • With Exchange used this way, ASSP will not parse the headers for whitelist or blacklist entries
• You must add whitelist or blacklist entries to the body of the message