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Setting up an internal SMTP relay - using exchange or IIS?
Hello all,
My client is running exchange server for mail and we have IIS running some web apps. I am currently using in my test box my yahoo SMTP.Yahoo.com to send auto emails. I need to use something at my client to handle this and not adjust my code so much. How would I go about checking first or setting up an internal SMTP address either on exchange or IIS? Thanks all
My client is running exchange server for mail and we have IIS running some web apps. I am currently using in my test box my yahoo SMTP.Yahoo.com to send auto emails. I need to use something at my client to handle this and not adjust my code so much. How would I go about checking first or setting up an internal SMTP address either on exchange or IIS? Thanks all
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I believe 2007. Do you know as far as my code, I use a SendMail routine which takes an SMTP address. Would that still be the same and then maybe authentication it would be no username and password? Right now also I think I have the port set as 25.
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Thanks guys I will check this out tonight. So Pete I can also go to the same place to see if one is already setup correct? The network guy I think responded and said I could bounce it off the internal email server and said he beleives all inside addresses can forward mail off it. I am trying to understand what to make of this before I respond to him or check things tonight. I am a developer so thanks for your help.
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What I am going to do tonight is setup just a small test application and try to send myself an email. I am not sure if it will send to an external address like my hotmail account I am hoping to just in case a user has an external email they use actually. I will have to see if I dont have to add authenitcation or port 25.
>>I can also go to the same place to see if one is already setup correct?
Yes :)
>> I am a developer so thanks for your help.
No worries - I dont understand zip about what you guys do :)
Yes :)
>> I am a developer so thanks for your help.
No worries - I dont understand zip about what you guys do :)
You would set it up on the exchange server - as an "allowed IP" to relay - the procedure is different for exchange 2003 nd 2007 which version are they running?
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PeteLong