The process of building custom applications and tools that interact with Microsoft Exchange Server
Based on my research, an Exchange Edge Transport server can be used without EdgeSync.
For SMTP relay, Exchange supports Custom Receive connectors on Edge Transport servers, which can be configured with a specific local IP address and TCP port.
However, port 587 is not the default Client Receive connector on Edge Transport. The Client usage type, which uses port 587 by default for authenticated SMTP submission, isn't available on Edge Transport servers.
If you are considering port 587 for your SMTP relay scenario, you may want to review the Custom Receive connector configuration and authentication requirements to determine whether it fits your setup.
For your reference:
- Configure Internet mail flow through an Edge Transport server without using EdgeSync
- Scenarios for custom Receive connectors in Exchange Server
- Receive connectors in Exchange Server
As this involves a more specialized Exchange configuration, you may also want to post your question in the Microsoft Tech Community. It’s a great platform for deeper technical discussions and for connecting with Exchange Server experts who may be able to provide more specific guidance for your scenario.
I hope this helps.
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