configure Exchange for external email
configure Exchange for external email
I need to download a free email client that uses IMAP, then send email to a public email address, I want the email to go through our Exchange server 2010.
Free email Client for MAC would be the ideal, since I have MAC.
MAC has default MAIL, but I cannot get it to configure for IMAP. the only way it works if I connect it straight to Exchange server 2010.
in my case I want to test if our Exchange server can relay email for authenticated users.
How can I achieve this?
Any help will be very much appreciated.
Thank you
I need to download a free email client that uses IMAP, then send email to a public email address, I want the email to go through our Exchange server 2010.
Free email Client for MAC would be the ideal, since I have MAC.
MAC has default MAIL, but I cannot get it to configure for IMAP. the only way it works if I connect it straight to Exchange server 2010.
in my case I want to test if our Exchange server can relay email for authenticated users.
How can I achieve this?
Any help will be very much appreciated.
Thank you
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I am going through this one for now:
http://acbrownit.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/exchange-2010-relaying-how-to-use-it-how-to-turn-it-off/
http://acbrownit.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/exchange-2010-relaying-how-to-use-it-how-to-turn-it-off/
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I believe though it is not a Relay configuration that is needed...
if I am not wrong, it is how to get a NON exchange application to authenticate and Exchange users with SMTP.
if I am not wrong, it is how to get a NON exchange application to authenticate and Exchange users with SMTP.
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Spec01:
I am going to simulate what users do:
Let 's say for instance you have an Exchange mailbox user1@domain.com
you are outside the company on your PC connected to internet, and you have a form, and you fill out the following fields
Outbound Email Server(SMTP):smtp.company.
username: domainname\username
Email Password:
Click (Send Test mail)
in our case the connection fails, with error "Could not connect to SMTP Host"
I am going to simulate what users do:
Let 's say for instance you have an Exchange mailbox user1@domain.com
you are outside the company on your PC connected to internet, and you have a form, and you fill out the following fields
Outbound Email Server(SMTP):smtp.company.
username: domainname\username
Email Password:
Click (Send Test mail)
in our case the connection fails, with error "Could not connect to SMTP Host"
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Spec01:
I found out a user can connect to Exchange server using IMAP , but when sending he cannot send through Exchange server
I found out a user can connect to Exchange server using IMAP , but when sending he cannot send through Exchange server
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Wow... I cannot configure IMAP account in Outlook...
I used NSlookup, the set type=MX, then typed our domain name
it gave me the Mail exchanger mail.mydomain.com
so I used maildomain.com for Incoming and Outgoing Mail server(SMTP)
But still get connection to the server failed.
I used NSlookup, the set type=MX, then typed our domain name
it gave me the Mail exchanger mail.mydomain.com
so I used maildomain.com for Incoming and Outgoing Mail server(SMTP)
But still get connection to the server failed.
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Thanks
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That link is a little bit confusing:
can you just paste the steps I should take
even the powershell command needs an example...