I currently have IIS 6 setup to serve as an SMTP server for my domain,
however since I have a dynamic IP assignment from my ISP my SMTP server
is considered blacklisted by many email hosts.  Is there any way I can
setup my SMTP server to relay mail through another SMTP server,
specifically my ISP's, so that mail sent through my server will not be
considered spam?

BTW: I do not spam, only a few of my friends use my server and must
authenticate.

Thanks in advance for your help.

-Keith




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I doubt you will be able to relay unless you look at using a 3rd party
service.  I'm not aware of any that provide this but search Google, you
should be able to find one.

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Steve Schofield
Windows Server MVP - IIS


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>I currently have IIS 6 setup to serve as an SMTP server for my domain,
> however since I have a dynamic IP assignment from my ISP my SMTP server
> is considered blacklisted by many email hosts.  Is there any way I can
> setup my SMTP server to relay mail through another SMTP server,
> specifically my ISP's, so that mail sent through my server will not be
> considered spam?
>
> BTW: I do not spam, only a few of my friends use my server and must
> authenticate.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> -Keith
>
>
>
>
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