Muhammad Ali
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Pop3 not working.
I have a exchange 2010 and windows server 2008. I configured the POP3 on my laptop it download the email but when i try to send emails i got the error message .
Attachment show the Exchange configuration.
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Attachment show the Exchange configuration.
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ASKER
Then what is the way, i will able to send email securely.
You have Exchange server. Then use Outlook properly (as in add an Exchange profile to Outlook, instead of POP3/SMTP).
ASKER
Yes i understood. But some of the users are roaming outside the country, they are using outlook instead to go online check the emails.
Exchange can face the internet with only port 80 or 443. It's enough to enable users to start up Outlook as usual. Install the certificate as trusted, and fill in the necessary Outlook Anywhere info.
Follow this guide: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Use-Outlook-Anywhere-to-connect-to-your-Exchange-server-without-VPN-ae01c0d6-8587-4055-9bc9-bbd5ca15e817
Follow this guide: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Use-Outlook-Anywhere-to-connect-to-your-Exchange-server-without-VPN-ae01c0d6-8587-4055-9bc9-bbd5ca15e817
ASKER
I have a single-domain cert for mail.mydomain.com. That's why i can not configure outlook anywhere.
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If you really want to use the server as an SMTP relay, you risk that anyone in the network can start sending spam (via virus/trojan/etc).
Of course, if you are aware of these risks, follow this guide: http://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000542.htm#e2010
Please be mindful which IP's you're going to allow access to (keep it to a minimum!).
After that, you'll get more problems if you also want to use this for external access (now you're going to add external IP's to allow SMTP relay?). You'll set up your server up to be a spam server. Please find a way to use Exchange as it should be used (Outlook/OWA/ActiveSync, NOT SMTP!)