Guest Paulo Posted February 27, 2008 Posted February 27, 2008 I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server?
Guest Thee Chicago Wolf Posted February 27, 2008 Posted February 27, 2008 Re: SMTP server? >I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. > >Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server? Why would you want to run SMTP services on your DSL connection? - Thee Chicago Wolf
Guest Paulo Posted February 27, 2008 Posted February 27, 2008 Re: SMTP server? To send emails via some applications located on server (vb, asp, sql server SP, whatever...) "Thee Chicago Wolf" <.@.> escreveu na mensagem news:nmgbs351hccjra601iq9mafhftdtvj59sp@4ax.com... > >I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. >> >>Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server? > > Why would you want to run SMTP services on your DSL connection? > > - Thee Chicago Wolf
Guest Aaron Marks Posted February 28, 2008 Posted February 28, 2008 Re: SMTP server? On 2008-02-27 10:26:25 -0800, "Paulo" <prbspfc@uol.com.br> said: > I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. > > Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server? You need to set the relay and authentication settings. Make sure to only allow anonymous relays from 127.0.0.1 Just remember that if you only have a dynamic IP address that you won't be able to reach many recipients since your reverse DNS checks will fail. You can't have a valid PTR record set on a dynamic IP. Consider getting a static IP address if available... -- Aaron Marks AM IT Consulting
Guest Paulo Posted February 28, 2008 Posted February 28, 2008 Re: SMTP server? My IP is static. Where do I set relay and authentication settings? IIS? Thank you! "Aaron Marks" <goto@blog.aaronmarks.com> escreveu na mensagem news:2008022800462816807-goto@blogaaronmarkscom... > On 2008-02-27 10:26:25 -0800, "Paulo" <prbspfc@uol.com.br> said: > >> I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. >> >> Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server? > > You need to set the relay and authentication settings. Make sure to only > allow anonymous relays from 127.0.0.1 > > Just remember that if you only have a dynamic IP address that you won't be > able to reach many recipients since your reverse DNS checks will fail. > You can't have a valid PTR record set on a dynamic IP. Consider getting a > static IP address if available... > -- > Aaron Marks > AM IT Consulting >
Guest Tom Edelbrok Posted February 28, 2008 Posted February 28, 2008 Re: SMTP server? To set which IP addresses are permitted to relay through the Exchange Server installation do the following: 1) Open the Exchange System Manager application. 2) Drill down to Administrative Groups, then into 'Servers', then into your particular server name. 3) Within your server name, drill into 'Protocols', then into 'SMTP'. 4) Next, drill into 'Default SMTP Virtual Server' 5) Right-click the 'Default SMTP Virtual Server' and choose 'Properties'. 6) Choose the 'Access' tab at the top of the dialog, then click the 'Relay...' button at the bottom. 7) What I then do is choose 'Only the list below', then enter the IP addresses of any machines which I want to be able to relay through the Exchange Server. Next, I check the 'Allow all computers which successfully authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above'. 8) That should be it for relay. As a practical example, I have a Ubuntu Linux box set up as a Virtual Machine (using VMWare Workstation on my Windows XP PC). I wanted the Linux box (running as a VM) to use Postfix to relay through our Exchange Server. I simply add the IP of the virtual Linux box into the relay table (described to you above) and it works fine. Tom "Paulo" <prbspfc@uol.com.br> wrote in message news:O2sru0heIHA.4684@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > My IP is static. > > Where do I set relay and authentication settings? IIS? > > Thank you! > > "Aaron Marks" <goto@blog.aaronmarks.com> escreveu na mensagem > news:2008022800462816807-goto@blogaaronmarkscom... >> On 2008-02-27 10:26:25 -0800, "Paulo" <prbspfc@uol.com.br> said: >> >>> I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. >>> >>> Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server? >> >> You need to set the relay and authentication settings. Make sure to only >> allow anonymous relays from 127.0.0.1 >> >> Just remember that if you only have a dynamic IP address that you won't >> be able to reach many recipients since your reverse DNS checks will fail. >> You can't have a valid PTR record set on a dynamic IP. Consider getting >> a static IP address if available... >> -- >> Aaron Marks >> AM IT Consulting >> > >
Guest Paulo Posted February 28, 2008 Posted February 28, 2008 Re: SMTP server? Do I need to install Exchange Server to send emails? if yes, so what is iis smtp server used for? "Tom Edelbrok" <anonymous@anonymous.com> escreveu na mensagem news:FOBxj.41833$FO1.17012@edtnps82... > To set which IP addresses are permitted to relay through the Exchange > Server installation do the following: > > 1) Open the Exchange System Manager application. > > 2) Drill down to Administrative Groups, then into 'Servers', then into > your particular server name. > > 3) Within your server name, drill into 'Protocols', then into 'SMTP'. > > 4) Next, drill into 'Default SMTP Virtual Server' > > 5) Right-click the 'Default SMTP Virtual Server' and choose 'Properties'. > > 6) Choose the 'Access' tab at the top of the dialog, then click the > 'Relay...' button at the bottom. > > 7) What I then do is choose 'Only the list below', then enter the IP > addresses of any machines which I want to be able to relay through the > Exchange Server. Next, I check the 'Allow all computers which successfully > authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above'. > > 8) That should be it for relay. > > As a practical example, I have a Ubuntu Linux box set up as a Virtual > Machine (using VMWare Workstation on my Windows XP PC). I wanted the Linux > box (running as a VM) to use Postfix to relay through our Exchange Server. > I simply add the IP of the virtual Linux box into the relay table > (described to you above) and it works fine. > > Tom > > > > > > "Paulo" <prbspfc@uol.com.br> wrote in message > news:O2sru0heIHA.4684@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> My IP is static. >> >> Where do I set relay and authentication settings? IIS? >> >> Thank you! >> >> "Aaron Marks" <goto@blog.aaronmarks.com> escreveu na mensagem >> news:2008022800462816807-goto@blogaaronmarkscom... >>> On 2008-02-27 10:26:25 -0800, "Paulo" <prbspfc@uol.com.br> said: >>> >>>> I enabled IIS SMTP server and the server is conected on a ADSL.. >>>> >>>> Do I need to do something else to send emails through the server? >>> >>> You need to set the relay and authentication settings. Make sure to >>> only allow anonymous relays from 127.0.0.1 >>> >>> Just remember that if you only have a dynamic IP address that you won't >>> be able to reach many recipients since your reverse DNS checks will >>> fail. You can't have a valid PTR record set on a dynamic IP. Consider >>> getting a static IP address if available... >>> -- >>> Aaron Marks >>> AM IT Consulting >>> >> >> > >
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