other emial domain (not via exchange)

Hi,

My boss decided to start another company and now we have 2
new people working in our domain, not using exchange (nor
outlook), but using a hosted POP3 server and an external
SMTP server we own and manage.

Using outlook express I get 550 "unable to relay.." errors
while the SMTP server (that requieres authentication) is
correctly configured. When I use a dialup and the modem it
works fine. Also when I go through the hassle of
reconfiguring IP and connect the laptop directly to the
ADSL router.

What does ISA do, so I cannot send email using
authentication? I can ping the server...

Also, when I use the full outlook client, I disable the
exchange service and only have internet email, configure
the accounts, the error when sending messages looks
exactly the same as an exchange NDR. Therefor I suspect
that exchange picks up the message and tries to relay it,
while stripping the user credentials....

Help!

Thanks,
Sam

Marina
Mon Nov 03 10:42:59 CST 2003

Do you have a SBS-server?
Why aren't you using Exchange?

Marina

"Sam" <sam@grupoamengual.com.nospam> schreef in bericht
news:01bd01c3a226$ca482ad0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> My boss decided to start another company and now we have 2
> new people working in our domain, not using exchange (nor
> outlook), but using a hosted POP3 server and an external
> SMTP server we own and manage.
>
> Using outlook express I get 550 "unable to relay.." errors
> while the SMTP server (that requieres authentication) is
> correctly configured. When I use a dialup and the modem it
> works fine. Also when I go through the hassle of
> reconfiguring IP and connect the laptop directly to the
> ADSL router.
>
> What does ISA do, so I cannot send email using
> authentication? I can ping the server...
>
> Also, when I use the full outlook client, I disable the
> exchange service and only have internet email, configure
> the accounts, the error when sending messages looks
> exactly the same as an exchange NDR. Therefor I suspect
> that exchange picks up the message and tries to relay it,
> while stripping the user credentials....
>
> Help!
>
> Thanks,
> Sam

Sam
Mon Nov 03 11:30:23 CST 2003

Hi Marina,

As SBS2000 only supports one domain, I figure that I
cannot create a second email domain and have people send
like name@secondcompany.com.

Am I wrong?

Thanks,
Sam

P.S. Also from holland, but in Spain..

>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have a SBS-server?
>Why aren't you using Exchange?
>
>Marina
>
>"Sam" <sam@grupoamengual.com.nospam> schreef in bericht
>news:01bd01c3a226$ca482ad0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>>
>> My boss decided to start another company and now we
have 2
>> new people working in our domain, not using exchange
(nor
>> outlook), but using a hosted POP3 server and an external
>> SMTP server we own and manage.
>>
>> Using outlook express I get 550 "unable to relay.."
errors
>> while the SMTP server (that requieres authentication) is
>> correctly configured. When I use a dialup and the modem
it
>> works fine. Also when I go through the hassle of
>> reconfiguring IP and connect the laptop directly to the
>> ADSL router.
>>
>> What does ISA do, so I cannot send email using
>> authentication? I can ping the server...
>>
>> Also, when I use the full outlook client, I disable the
>> exchange service and only have internet email, configure
>> the accounts, the error when sending messages looks
>> exactly the same as an exchange NDR. Therefor I suspect
>> that exchange picks up the message and tries to relay
it,
>> while stripping the user credentials....
>>
>> Help!
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Sam
>
>
>.
>

Marina
Mon Nov 03 12:20:32 CST 2003

Hi Sam,

Yes, you're wrong. Have a look at www.smallbizserver.net for some more
details.
If you're using Exchange, you can have more emaildomains. Article 289833 and
268838 will help you too.

Marina
How's the whether over there?

"Sam" <sam@grupoamengual.com.nospam> schreef in bericht
news:032401c3a230$299eaaa0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi Marina,
>
> As SBS2000 only supports one domain, I figure that I
> cannot create a second email domain and have people send
> like name@secondcompany.com.
>
> Am I wrong?
>
> Thanks,
> Sam
>
> P.S. Also from holland, but in Spain..
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Do you have a SBS-server?
> >Why aren't you using Exchange?
> >
> >Marina
> >
> >"Sam" <sam@grupoamengual.com.nospam> schreef in bericht
> >news:01bd01c3a226$ca482ad0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> My boss decided to start another company and now we
> have 2
> >> new people working in our domain, not using exchange
> (nor
> >> outlook), but using a hosted POP3 server and an external
> >> SMTP server we own and manage.
> >>
> >> Using outlook express I get 550 "unable to relay.."
> errors
> >> while the SMTP server (that requieres authentication) is
> >> correctly configured. When I use a dialup and the modem
> it
> >> works fine. Also when I go through the hassle of
> >> reconfiguring IP and connect the laptop directly to the
> >> ADSL router.
> >>
> >> What does ISA do, so I cannot send email using
> >> authentication? I can ping the server...
> >>
> >> Also, when I use the full outlook client, I disable the
> >> exchange service and only have internet email, configure
> >> the accounts, the error when sending messages looks
> >> exactly the same as an exchange NDR. Therefor I suspect
> >> that exchange picks up the message and tries to relay
> it,
> >> while stripping the user credentials....
> >>
> >> Help!
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Sam
> >
> >
> >.
> >