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Exchange 2007 -- enable stmp for visitors ?

I had done "Solution #2" in the past,
but would like to know if "Solution #1"
is doable.
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Steps
1. visitor logs into my GUEST
network, which runs on AT&T T1s
2. opens Outlook 2010 on their PC
3. can "RECEIVE" new email, but cannot "SEND"
4. has their outbound mail server
as "smtp.homesteadmail.com", their
email address is "test@testDomain.com"
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Solution #1
1. setup "Exchange 2007" SERVER so it allows
email sent from "test@testDomain.com"
to work ?

Solution #2
1. setup "Outlook 2010" CLIENT uses
a different “Outbound Mail Server” when
sending if logged into the GUEST network ?

SOLUTION

chriskelk

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Can I have the user login to their local Windows account as normal, then just change the SMTP settings in Outlook to use their DOMAIN account since they don't want to be on the domain most of the time ?

Any good webpages explaining this ?

SOLUTION

Will Szymkowski

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chriskelk

Yes, the user can login locally and in Outlook you should be able to use the user's domain login name (domain\loginname, or loginname@fqdn) and their password for SMTP authentication. If the user's password needs to be changed periodically on the domain, they'd need to remember to update it in Outlook at the same time.

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Simon Butler (Sembee)

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