For information about what Sender ID is, consult the Exchange help file or www.microsoft.com/
mscorp/safety/technologies/senderid/default.mspx . This cmdlet must be run on a server that
has the Hub or Edge role installed. There are two required parameters for this cmdlet:
IPAddress : The value for this parameter is the IP address of the server that you want to check
the credentials of. For example, if you wanted to check Microsoft ??™ s SPF record to make sure its
Sender ID was up to par, you would use the IP address of Microsoft ??™ s mail server. In this
instance one of them is 131.107.115.212.
PurportedResponsibleDomain : This is the domain name of the remote domain you are
querying. In our example this would be Microsoft.com . The cmdlet would look like this:
Test-SenderId -Address 131.107.115.212 -PurportedResponsibleDomain
Microsoft.com . As you can see in Figure 14 - 7 , the IP address and domain name for
Microsoft are configured correctly.
The other parameters for this cmdlet are as follows:
IPAddress : The IP address of the server you are querying.
PurportedResponsibleDomain : Domain name that you are attempting to verify.
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DomainController : Sets the DC to query. For Hub servers this is the FQDN of the domain
controller.
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