by Didi » Mon, 25 Feb 2002 02:02:38
1. Forwarding external mail using a smarthost
Hi, would appreciate some help in the following matter. I can't send
to certain domains (rl.ac.uk, ssmb.com etc).
I have an EX2K server, one NIC (217.x.x.x.) I have been given 2 DNS
ips from btclick (217.x.x.x.). I have also been given an SMTP ip of
Sending local mail is fine, and to various other external addresses. I
do not know how to implement the relaying/forwarding of mail. I have
read various newsgroups and have tried using the SMPT connector
solution (this made all my external mail hang at the categorizer),
tried using the DNS ips within the exch management, but I still can't
send to these addresses. I have a feeling that because my exchange
server is in its own registered domain, blah.com, and the smtp server
ip that was given to me reflects a namespace of btclick.com, I can't
use their relay server. I don't want to use the btclick account that
was given to me cos this would effectively change all my users accts
to btclick.com and not blah.com (??) How can I get this scenario to
work. Do I really need a connector or can this all be configured thru
the virtual server and policies tab? Please help, my boss is getting
anxious.
Thanks in advance
DD
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