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SMTP Outbound from Sharepoint Services
I have my smtp server set up exactly as outlined in the Admin Guide. I tested smtp by opening a telnet connection and all is okay there it seems. I configured the outgoing server in the Central Admin. page available under the 'Operations' tab. Still, each time I attempt to set an alert, I get the error msg: "This virtual server is not configured to send email..."
The Admin. guide specifies that email is configured from the "Default Email Settings" link which I don't see. My only visible link is under the 'Operations' tab. Is this the problem and how do I get to 'Default Email' settings?
FYI: I have installed MOSS 3.0 in a test environment on Server 2003 Std x64. I now understand that there's nothing to gained by this because if asp.net incompatibilities which force the application to run in 32bit mode anyway.
Am I better off reinstalling this on the 32 bit version and starting again?
The Admin. guide specifies that email is configured from the "Default Email Settings" link which I don't see. My only visible link is under the 'Operations' tab. Is this the problem and how do I get to 'Default Email' settings?
FYI: I have installed MOSS 3.0 in a test environment on Server 2003 Std x64. I now understand that there's nothing to gained by this because if asp.net incompatibilities which force the application to run in 32bit mode anyway.
Am I better off reinstalling this on the 32 bit version and starting again?
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Sorry, hit the wrong button by mistake and never completed the last (ID:31876089) message...
...DNS name is SSPS01... This is both the Sharepoint Server AND the SMTP server. Anything wrongs here?
...DNS name is SSPS01... This is both the Sharepoint Server AND the SMTP server. Anything wrongs here?
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Hi,
If I understand (GeorgeGergues) correctly, since the SMTP server and the Sharepoint server are the same server, SMTP Relay should be turned off?
Tested firewall status and got a freindly message back so all seems okay here.
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If I understand (GeorgeGergues) correctly, since the SMTP server and the Sharepoint server are the same server, SMTP Relay should be turned off?
Tested firewall status and got a freindly message back so all seems okay here.
SMTP-Test.gif
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FYI. I noticed that there's a bunch of email sitting in the 'queue' folder under inetpub.
One of the error messages: Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, due to being unable to connect successfully to the destination mail server.
I would assume that the destination mail server would be the one hosting the recipient's address?
One of the error messages: Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, due to being unable to connect successfully to the destination mail server.
I would assume that the destination mail server would be the one hosting the recipient's address?
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I've attached a graphic of the settings I have. If I have done this wrong then it will be in the specification of the server name. The DNS name is ssps01.mydomain.ca
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