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I would need more details about the client and the destination. Is this an Outlook client on a domain computer? Sending mail externally or to the domain?
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I would need more details about the client and the destination. Is this an Outlook client on a domain computer? Sending mail externally or to the domain?

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The software program in on a computer that is a member of the domain. &nbsp;The e-mail setup program asks for the name or ip of the server, port, authentication, and user name and password. &nbsp;When sending e-mails with this program I get connection refused...
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The software program in on a computer that is a member of the domain.  The e-mail setup program asks for the name or ip of the server, port, authentication, and user name and password.  When sending e-mails with this program I get connection refused...

Anonymous-Relays-on-Exchange-200.docx

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I'm trying to configure an e-mail &nbsp;client to send e-mail through our hub server. &nbsp;The client is on the network. &nbsp;I get the error message #25062 &nbsp;Connection failed. &nbsp;Tried a number of things but still get the same error code...Any ideas?
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I'm trying to configure an e-mail  client to send e-mail through our hub server.  The client is on the network.  I get the error message #25062  Connection failed.  Tried a number of things but still get the same error code...Any ideas?

Configuring Exchange Server Ports

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