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Diane

2006-02-09, 6:01 pm

I am setting up a notification Service Server. I will be using my ISPs SMTP.
My ISP requires authentication.

I was told that I can use the SMTP server that comes with the IIS as a
relay, and can set the required authentication or encryption up on this
server.

Does anyone happen to know anything about this procedure?
[I hope this is enough information for the question]

Thank you.
Sanford Whiteman

2006-02-09, 6:01 pm

>I was told that I can use the SMTP server that comes with the IIS as a
>relay, and can set the required authentication or encryption up on this
>server.


SMTP Virtual Server-Properties-Outbound Security.

--Sandy
Diane

2006-02-09, 6:01 pm

I see where to enter the username/password - but where do I tell im my ISPs
SMTP address?

"Sanford Whiteman" wrote:

>
> SMTP Virtual Server-Properties-Outbound Security.
>
> --Sandy
>

Sanford Whiteman

2006-02-10, 3:02 am

>I see where to enter the username/password - but where do I tell im my ISPs
>SMTP address?


Delivery-Advanced-Smart Host.

Enter the ISP server's host name, or its IP in square brackets, i.e.
[1.2.3.4].

--Sandy
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