I have a 'dumb' client (video web server) on my LAN that I need to send emails but its user interface doesn't allow me to enter authentication details - it simply takes the IP address of an SMTP server and sends formatted emails to that service.
Since most mail services require authentication, I have been trying to route emails from this 'dumb' client via the IIS default SMTP server under Windows XP on a different networked client machine. But I can't seem to enter the authentication details in IIS SMTP either !
Can anyone help ? My thoughts are 1) find an SMTP service that doesn't require authentication and just point the client at that or 2) try to get authenticated access through IIS
jonsp
Since most mail services require authentication, I have been trying to route emails from this 'dumb' client via the IIS default SMTP server under Windows XP on a different networked client machine. But I can't seem to enter the authentication details in IIS SMTP either !
Can anyone help ? My thoughts are 1) find an SMTP service that doesn't require authentication and just point the client at that or 2) try to get authenticated access through IIS
jonsp
