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Hi<br />
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Another option that you could do is just use the ISPs SMTP server. Is that an option that you could use? For example I am an ntl customer, so I forward all my exchange server email through the smarthost smtp.ntlworld.com. This option is in the smtp properties under advanced properties.<br />
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Richard
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Hi

Another option that you could do is just use the ISPs SMTP server. Is that an option that you could use? For example I am an ntl customer, so I forward all my exchange server email through the smarthost smtp.ntlworld.com. This option is in the smtp properties under advanced properties.

Richard

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Wadski, sounds great. thanks.<br />
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Richard, we can't do that because the user moves around from china to india and other places.<br />
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Thanks for the quick replies!
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Wadski, sounds great. thanks.

Richard, we can't do that because the user moves around from china to india and other places.


Thanks for the quick replies!

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We have a user who is on POP3 and he really does not want to change anything he currently has. &nbsp;We have installed exchange 2003 with OWA and everything works great. &nbsp;<br />
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i understand that ISP's block port 25 and i understand why, but what can i do for this user who would like to stay pop3 and be able to send mail. &nbsp;is there a relay server i can use? pay for? anything other then using OWA? &nbsp;<br />
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thanks, 
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We have a user who is on POP3 and he really does not want to change anything he currently has.  We have installed exchange 2003 with OWA and everything works great.  

i understand that ISP's block port 25 and i understand why, but what can i do for this user who would like to stay pop3 and be able to send mail.  is there a relay server i can use? pay for? anything other then using OWA?  

thanks, 

SMTP Blocked through isp, alternates?

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