Configuring Relay for POP3 Clients

[rcaluori]

Using Exchange 5.5 with Outlook 2000 client. I can receive email and send mail to users in the GAL but cannot send email to others on the Internet. Relaying is enabled for authenticated users. I can't see anything being blocked on the Raptor firewall. I get relaying denied error messages. Clients are using dialup or broadband to the Internet. Any tips?
TIA

 

[Robnhood]

I would also

It sounds like the Internet Mail Service is improperly configured.

I would suggest checking your address space configuration or your connected site configuration.

Craig

http://www.securelyspeaking.com

 

[streacks]

Check the Outlook configuration for outgoing email server. The box marked outgoing server requires authentication should be checked and appropriate login info entered. I do not use Outlook 2000 so I cannot give you the exact wording.

All the Best

Rob Streacker

 

[Robnhood]

That is another good thought, but it is going to depend on how his mail client is setup.

Craig

http://www.SecurelySpeaking.com

 

[ravi27111970]

Check whether you have done the following configuration to the IMC.
In the Internet Mail service, locate the Routing tab, check the option "Reroute incoming SMTP mail", next you see a box titled Routing click on add then enter your domain name for eg.
user1@dce.com then enter dce.com as domain & choose the option "Sould be accepted as inbound mail", click ok & restart the Internet Mail service. This should start relaying your mails to the internet.

 

[rcaluori]

All good suggestions but I've covered everything here. I did notice that we had both Hosts and Clients that Authenticate and Hosts and Clients at these IP addresses checked under Routing restrictions. Since I don't have any separate IP addresses to add I turned that off and will test it again today.