KarthickSethu
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outgoing emails stuck in queue folder while sending from sharepoint
I am unable to send emails from sharepoint, i noticed that there is a problem with my smtp server settings. I am able to send emails from .net code using smtpclient but with basic authentication using NetworkCredential class only , if i dont use basic authentication then emails are stucked in queue folder.
All alerts/notifications based emails from sharepoint are stucked in queue folder.
I gave my server IP address in outgoing email settings in central administration in moss2007.
and i gave basic authentication in smtp server, but not able to send emails, got stucked in queue.
Please help me on this issue.
All alerts/notifications based emails from sharepoint are stucked in queue folder.
I gave my server IP address in outgoing email settings in central administration in moss2007.
and i gave basic authentication in smtp server, but not able to send emails, got stucked in queue.
Please help me on this issue.
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2006/12/28/432013.aspx
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we dont have exchange server, the above article is related to exchange server????
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We are using the IIS 6.0's SMTP Service and the mails are struck inside this Queue folder. I have tried removing Firewall, Setting DisableLoopBackCheck and all of that, but nothing really seems to be working. I am running Windows Server 2003 SP2. Can you kindly help?
sounds like you have a permission setting conflict on your SMTP server permissions. What do you have permissions set to? What are your relay settings set to?
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But this is the IIS SMTP Server, do I need to give permissions here too? Can you help me with this? I am actually trying to send emails to emaild ids all belonging to one company @xx.com. These email alerts are the ones generated by Out of the Box Workflows from SharePoint. How do I troubleshoot this now and what settings do I need to provide?
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