27-Jun-07 04:18 AM

Have a look for details on the IIS SMTP server (e.g
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8b83ac7t.aspx)
or send it direct to your ISP's smtp server if you can get the details from
them.
Anthony
http://www.airdesk.co.uk

27-Jun-07 05:40 AM

Thanks for reply Anthony, and sorry for cross posting.

I've got no problems installing smtp or pop3 on the server.
The problem is getting email outside my network.

My ISP requires authentication (passing username and password), the
application only has 1 setting "Outbound SMTP server" so I can't use
the ISP unless one of you smart guys can tell me how... and that's
where I am.


Thanks.

27-Jun-07 06:57 AM

In that case, set up your own smtp and let the application send to that. You
can set up your own smtp in IIS. You must set it up to only allow Relay (i.e
dropping off outbound mail) from the local LAN, or from the server. You must
not allow anything else to relay.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/58f05ef9-55a3-42b3-9f57-27fdc8723b8a.mspx?mfr=true
Then set your smtp server to forward to the ISP's smtp, and provide the
necessary authentication there.
Anthony
http://www.airdesk.co.uk

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Windows Server - Thanks again for your reply.

Asked By KoliPoki

27-Jun-07 08:23 PM

Thanks again for your reply.
I tried setting the IIS smtp, but the server wouldn't authenticate any
client or cdosys (The server rejected the sender address. The server
response was: 530 5.7.3 Client was not authenticated)....
I tried using the domain admin, local admin, creating mail boxes in
POP3... nothing.

Then I came a cross: Local SMTP Relay Server http://www.getfreefile.com/localsrv.html,
and it just worked first time.

Thanks for your help.