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by **Scot** » Sun, 29 Dec 2002 05:31:08

Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated POP/SMTP Clients to acces
the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay. Below are the settings I
currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP Clients are only able
to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send email to users outside
the domain.
ex:

Current settings:

1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access Tab / Relay Tab

2) Select which computer may relay through this virtual server:
Only the list below (selected but nothing has been added)

4) Allow all computers which succsessfully authenticate to relay, regardless
of the list above (selected)

by **Gary McDonnel** » Sun, 29 Dec 2002 05:59:44

Your POP3 clients need to authenticate when sending. Check the client
settings.

Good luck! /gary mcdonnell
==========================

Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated POP/SMTP Clients to acces
the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay. Below are the settings I
currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP Clients are only able
to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send email to users outside
the domain.
ex:

Current settings:

1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access Tab / Relay Tab

2) Select which computer may relay through this virtual server:
Only the list below (selected but nothing has been added)

4) Allow all computers which succsessfully authenticate to relay, regardless
of the list above (selected)

by **Scot** » Sun, 29 Dec 2002 06:20:13

They are already setup to authenticate!
ex:
acecorp/joe
****

> Your POP3 clients need to authenticate when sending. Check the client
> settings.

> Good luck! /gary mcdonnell
> ==========================

> Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated POP/SMTP Clients to acces
> the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay. Below are the settings
I
> currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP Clients are only
able
> to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send email to users outside
> the domain.
> ex:

> Current settings:

> 1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access Tab / Relay Tab

> 2) Select which computer may relay through this virtual server:
> Only the list below (selected but nothing has been added)

> 4) Allow all computers which succsessfully authenticate to relay,
regardless
> of the list above (selected)

by **Mark Fugatt [MVP** » Sun, 29 Dec 2002 08:45:15

Drop the acecorp from the logon name

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Exchange 2000 MVP
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> They are already setup to authenticate!
> ex:
> acecorp/joe
> ****

> > Your POP3 clients need to authenticate when sending. Check the client
> > settings.

> > Good luck! /gary mcdonnell
> > ==========================

> > Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated POP/SMTP Clients to
acces
> > the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay. Below are the
settings
> I
> > currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP Clients are only
> able
> > to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send email to users
outside
> > the domain.
> > ex:

cant

> > Current settings:

> > 1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access Tab / Relay Tab

> > 2) Select which computer may relay through this virtual server:
> > Only the list below (selected but nothing has been added)

> > 4) Allow all computers which succsessfully authenticate to relay,
> regardless
> > of the list above (selected)

by **Darre** » Sun, 29 Dec 2002 22:50:23

Confirm that anoymous is check within your smtp virtual directory setting,
If I'm not mistaken this is need to connect to other email servers?

-Darren

> Drop the acecorp from the logon name

> --
> Mark Fugatt
> Exchange 2000 MVP
> Pentech Office Solutions Inc
> www.4mcts.com
> Visit www.msexchange.org for practical information on Microsoft Exchange

> --- Please respond to this newsgroup and not directly via Email ---

> > They are already setup to authenticate!
> > ex:
> > acecorp/joe
> > ****

> > > Your POP3 clients need to authenticate when sending. Check the client
> > > settings.

> > > Good luck! /gary mcdonnell
> > > ==========================

> > > Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated POP/SMTP Clients to
> acces
> > > the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay. Below are the
> settings
> > I
> > > currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP Clients are
only
> > able
> > > to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send email to users
> outside
> > > the domain.
> > > ex:

> cant

> > > Current settings:

> > > 1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access Tab / Relay Tab

> > > 2) Select which computer may relay through this virtual server:
> > > Only the list below (selected but nothing has been added)

> > > 4) Allow all computers which succsessfully authenticate to relay,
> > regardless
> > > of the list above (selected)

by **boubh** » Tue, 31 Dec 2002 11:28:11

Hi Scott,

I thingk it's rather this form:
acecorp\joe

Boubha

>-----Original Message-----
>They are already setup to authenticate!
>ex:
>acecorp/joe
>****

message

>> Your POP3 clients need to authenticate when sending.
Check the client
>> settings.

>> Good luck! /gary mcdonnell
>> ==========================

>> Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated

POP/SMTP Clients to acces

Quote:>> the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay.

Below are the settings

Quote:>I
>> currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP
Clients are only
>able
>> to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send

email to users outside

>> the domain.
>> ex:

>> Current settings:

>> 1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access
Tab / Relay Tab

>> 2) Select which computer may relay through this
virtual server:
>> Only the list below (selected but nothing has been
added)

>> 4) Allow all computers which succsessfully

authenticate to relay,

- Show quoted text -

Quote:>regardless
>> of the list above (selected)

>.

by **boubh** » Tue, 31 Dec 2002 11:28:09

Hi Scott,

I thingk it's rather this form:
acecorp\joe

Boubha

>-----Original Message-----
>They are already setup to authenticate!
>ex:
>acecorp/joe
>****

message

>> Your POP3 clients need to authenticate when sending.
Check the client
>> settings.

>> Good luck! /gary mcdonnell
>> ==========================

>> Here's my problem. I want to allow authenticated

POP/SMTP Clients to acces

Quote:>> the server, but I dont want to allow an open relay.

Below are the settings

Quote:>I
>> currently have setup, but the problem is that POP/SMTP
Clients are only
>able
>> to send mail to users on the Domain they cant send

email to users outside

>> the domain.
>> ex:

>> Current settings:

>> 1) Default SMTP Virtual Server / Properties / Access
Tab / Relay Tab

>> 2) Select which computer may relay through this
virtual server:
>> Only the list below (selected but nothing has been
added)

>> 4) Allow all computers which succsessfully

authenticate to relay,

- Show quoted text -

Quote:>regardless
>> of the list above (selected)

>.

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