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WIN2K with SMTP Virtual Server no sending email
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| Andrea Williams 2005-03-17, 3:08 am |
| I have a Win2K server running SMTP server. I opened up relay and connection
security for internal usage, our router doesn't allow incoming info and the
server does not have an internet IP, just a LAN IP address.
If I send email to this server's IP from a Windows app using ASPMail from
ServerObjects.com, the code thinks that the email was sent properly.
However, I'm not recieving the emails (I'm sending to myself to test it).
When I look at the Mail folders the Queue folder has the email message as
though it hasn't bee sent. It's been about an hour since I sent my first
test and it's still there.
Does anyone know if there is any info about how this thing works and how to
monitor what is actually happening under the covers? I need to find out
what is going on and why it's taking so long. the last log entry is as
follows:
02:57:48 192.168.100.5 HELO - 250
02:57:48 192.168.100.5 MAIL - 250
02:57:48 192.168.100.5 RCPT - 250
02:57:48 192.168.100.5 DATA - 250
02:57:48 192.168.100.5 QUIT - 0
Andrea Williams
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| Jeff Cochran 2005-03-18, 2:47 am |
| On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 19:07:20 -0800, "Andrea Williams"
<andreawil@hotmailIHateSpam.com> wrote:
>I have a Win2K server running SMTP server. I opened up relay and connection
>security for internal usage, our router doesn't allow incoming info and the
>server does not have an internet IP, just a LAN IP address.
>
>If I send email to this server's IP from a Windows app using ASPMail from
>ServerObjects.com, the code thinks that the email was sent properly.
>However, I'm not recieving the emails (I'm sending to myself to test it).
>When I look at the Mail folders the Queue folder has the email message as
>though it hasn't bee sent. It's been about an hour since I sent my first
>test and it's still there.
>
>Does anyone know if there is any info about how this thing works and how to
>monitor what is actually happening under the covers? I need to find out
>what is going on and why it's taking so long. the last log entry is as
>follows:
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>
>02:57:48 192.168.100.5 HELO - 250
>02:57:48 192.168.100.5 MAIL - 250
>02:57:48 192.168.100.5 RCPT - 250
>02:57:48 192.168.100.5 DATA - 250
>02:57:48 192.168.100.5 QUIT - 0
Can the SMTP server reach the destination for the message? Does the
message have a valid address on another SMTP server to send to?
Jeff
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| Andrea Williams 2005-03-18, 5:56 pm |
| Yes, the Win2K box is open to the interent. Interesting addition. I set up
an WinXP box to run SMTP the exact same way and it is working smoothly. For
testing code, I'm sending emails using the WinXP box, but I really need to
get the Win2K box working so that the code is executing on the same server
as the SMTP server. In this case, only one server will be allowed for
production. As I said before, the server tells the code that it was
successful, but the email sits in the queue and doesn't go any further.
It's still there and has been for two days now. The three test emails in
the queue are for threeof my different email accounts and I know that they
are all working.
Andrea
> Can the SMTP server reach the destination for the message? Does the
> message have a valid address on another SMTP server to send to?
>
> Jeff
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| Jeff Cochran 2005-03-19, 7:47 am |
| On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 12:30:41 -0800, "Andrea Williams"
<andreawil@hotmailIHateSpam.com> wrote:
>Yes, the Win2K box is open to the interent. Interesting addition. I set up
>an WinXP box to run SMTP the exact same way and it is working smoothly. For
>testing code, I'm sending emails using the WinXP box, but I really need to
>get the Win2K box working so that the code is executing on the same server
>as the SMTP server. In this case, only one server will be allowed for
>production. As I said before, the server tells the code that it was
>successful, but the email sits in the queue and doesn't go any further.
>It's still there and has been for two days now. The three test emails in
>the queue are for threeof my different email accounts and I know that they
>are all working.
Take a look at:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2268
Jeff
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