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Started by Greg Gaddie
Mon, 07 Oct 2002 18:34
Cannot get ASP scripts using SMTP to send to internal I-MAIL server, both in DMZ
Author: Greg Gaddie
Date: Mon, 07 Oct 2002 18:34
Date: Mon, 07 Oct 2002 18:34
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We have a public web server and an email server setup behind/in a DMZ. The Web server is running IIS 5 on W2K. The I-Mail (from Ipswitch) server is also running on a W2K server. We have a mail routing problem. We recently began hosting websites. We are now also trying to support/offer email accounts/services. We can send emails using ASP scripts running on the web server to outside [not-hosted-by-us] servers. We can receive emails on the I-mail server from externally-hosted web sites/mailers. We can not get emails sent to the I-Mail server using (the same as above) scripts running on the web sites that we host on our web server. The emails bounce/go to the IIS BadMail directory. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Re: Cannot get ASP scripts using SMTP to send to internal I-MAIL server, both in DMZ
Author: Germann Arlington
Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2002 02:25
Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2002 02:25
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on Monday 07 Oct 2002 18:34 someone called Greg Gaddie tried to persuade us that: > We have a public web server and an email server setup behind/in a DMZ. > The Web server is running IIS 5 on W2K. The I-Mail (from Ipswitch) > server is also running on a W2K server. > > We have a mail routing problem. > We recently began hosting websites. We are now also trying to > support/offer email accounts/services. > > We can send emails using ASP scripts running on the web server to > outside [not-hosted-by-us] servers. We can receive emails on the > I-mail server from externally-hosted web sites/mailers. We can not get > emails sent > to the I-Mail server using (the same as above) scripts running on the > web sites that we host on our web server. The emails bounce/go to the > IIS BadMail > directory. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. Check your mail server logs to see why messages go there (guess - relaying)... -- G.Arlington == The more you know, the better you realise how little you really know... If in doubt type format c:/u/autotest at DOS prompt... and install *nux
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