| Gustavo Trevisan 2006-08-30, 1:22 am |
| The environment: We deployed an application that uses IIS SMTP services to
send e-mail messages when some specific events occurs. The server where IIS
is deployed is not a smart host, so e-mail messages are sent from our server
to a central one which, in its turn, does the routing and relaying services.
This application is configured to send the messages with "From" address like
"Aplication@servername.com", we cannot change it; in fact, it is not a valid
address inside the company domain but this is not an issue.
The question is: We would like to specify a "Reply-to" address so who
receives this e-mail message (a person or even another application) could
reply to a valid mailbox. Can we do this configuration on IIS SMTP then the
e-mail message is created with a Reply-to setting inside it?
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