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Kevin


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07-09-04 09:13 PM

We are trying to use CDO in code to send emails to addresses outside our net
work... yahoo, hotmail, etc....  The code works for all internal addresses. 
 It works for external addresses if we use the server's own smtp server.  Ou
r company email server work
s just fine for the outlook client and our sql server xp_sendmail (which use
s a mapi profile).  When we try to send the email through our companies emai
l server we get a message stating it can't resolve the recipients name (To p
erson)?  Any ideas on what
is occuring?

w2k3 iis6 and w2k iis5 OS act the same.  Company email server is NT4 Ex5.5.
We have tried the .Net smtpmail object, Software Artisans smtpmail object, a
nd
the scripts located at:
Sending email without smtp on server... (Always fails, points to our company
 server)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/co...r/scrent16.mspx

Send email from script with smtp server on box executing script... (works on
ly if we don't have smart host set to our Company email server).
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/co...r/scrent15.mspx

Any help is appreciated.

Kevin






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