Cris
Tue May 23 11:01:46 CDT 2006
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That's actually not true. Earthlink, Verizon, Charter all require =
credentials to use their SMTP servers if they don't see you coming from =
an IP on their network...prevents OPEN RELAY
--=20
Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
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Please do not respond directly to me, but only post in the newsgroup so =
all can take advantage
"Duncan McC" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message =
news:MPG.1eddaf6fdc7e8db598983b@news.microsoft.com...
In article <B0460EC6-A16D-4138-AB6A-61D6F7A14267@microsoft.com>,=20
DavieBoy@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> I have changed the SMTP server that I am using to route mail =
externally. That=20
> is the only change that I have made, so I changed the name and then =
changed=20
> the user name and password needed to access this smtp that is =
provided by my=20
> isp.=20
>=20
> Now I cant seem to be be able to send mails through exchange. I have =
tested=20
> the SMTP server by setting up an account through Outlook and using =
the Pop3=20
> as the account type. This works fine.
>=20
> Is there any settings that I have over looked in exchange?
It is quite unusual to have to log on to an SMTP server. *Typically* =
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you just put the ISP's SMTP server in as the Smarthost - and away it=20
goes.
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Duncan
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>That's actually not true. =
Earthlink,=20
Verizon, Charter all require credentials to use their SMTP servers if =
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<DIV><BR>-- <BR>Cris Hanna=20
[SBS-MVP]<BR>--------------------------------------<BR>Please do not =
respond=20
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advantage</DIV>
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<DIV>"Duncan McC" <<A =
href=3D"mailto:hard@work.ok">hard@work.ok</A>> wrote=20
in message <A=20
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href=3D"news:MPG.1eddaf6fdc7e8db598983b@news.microsoft.com">news:MPG.1edd=
af6fdc7e8db598983b@news.microsoft.com</A>...</DIV>In=20
article <<A=20
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href=3D"mailto:B0460EC6-A16D-4138-AB6A-61D6F7A14267@microsoft.com">B0460E=
C6-A16D-4138-AB6A-61D6F7A14267@microsoft.com</A>>,=20
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href=3D"mailto:DavieBoy@discussions.microsoft.com">DavieBoy@discussions.m=
icrosoft.com</A>=20
says...<BR>> I have changed the SMTP server that I am using to =
route mail=20
externally. That <BR>> is the only change that I have made, so I =
changed=20
the name and then changed <BR>> the user name and password needed =
to access=20
this smtp that is provided by my <BR>> isp. <BR>> <BR>> Now I =
cant=20
seem to be be able to send mails through exchange. I have tested =
<BR>> the=20
SMTP server by setting up an account through Outlook and using the =
Pop3=20
<BR>> as the account type. This works fine.<BR>> <BR>> Is =
there any=20
settings that I have over looked in exchange?<BR><BR>It is quite =
unusual to=20
have to log on to an SMTP server. *Typically* - <BR>you just put =
the=20
ISP's SMTP server in as the Smarthost - and away it =
<BR>goes.<BR><BR>--=20
<BR>Duncan</BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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