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"Smart Host" only works with Exchange servers? - 29.Oct.2005 9:18:50 PM
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flapjack
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From: Colorado Springs, Co
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I'm having a hard time setting up my Exchange server to relay through my secondary mail server at my hosting company.
I'm doing this because my Exchange server is connected via Adelphia and I have a dynamic IP. As a result, most ISPs block my e-mail.
I would like to route mail coming from my Exchange server through the mail server at my hosting company, however when I set them up as a smart host in Exchange, I get an "authentication requried" message.
No matter which authentication I choose, I can't send through them.
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RE: "Smart Host" only works with Exchange ser... - 17.Nov.2005 12:03:18 AM
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khowlette
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Hi
It will be your ISP. Get the username/password from them and I would configure a SMTP connector. Set the user name/password in the connector and set the address space to *
Keith
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RE: "Smart Host" only works with Exchange ser... - 18.Nov.2005 11:54:39 PM
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flapjack
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From: Colorado Springs, Co
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Really?? How can that be? I'm trying to forward one message through another mail server. Wouldn't it be the mail server requesting authentication?
I don't normally use a login/password to connect to my ISP. In fact, I don't even have a mail account set up with them, since I have my own domain. What password would I possibly use?? Now, if you're talking about my "hosting" company where I'm trying to send the mail through, that makes more sense. I've tried all the passwords I have with them, since it is their mail server. Nothing worked, though. Then again, I wasn't using an SMTP connector.
The SMTP connector sounds promising, though. What is the actual purpose of it?
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ORIGINAL: khowlette
Hi
It will be your ISP. Get the username/password from them and I would configure a SMTP connector. Set the user name/password in the connector and set the address space to *
Keith
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RE: "Smart Host" only works with Exchange ser... - 20.Nov.2005 7:25:55 AM
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flapjack
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Joined: 20.Aug.2005
From: Colorado Springs, Co
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That did it!!!
I didn't have to put in a user/password, though. I just had to check the "Use HELO instead of..." box.
THANKS!!!!!
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