RE: Email relaying with authentication? -- MIDRANGE-L

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There is no way to add a logon for the SMTP server to relay to your
Exchange server.  How ever you can set up your exchange server to allow
relay from the IP address of your iSeries.


Christopher Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.


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Subject: Email relaying with authentication?

We have a corporate project to migrate our mailboxes from Exchange 2000
to Exchange 2003. Part of the migration process is a discussion over
allowing anonymous relaying from the internal network. Our iSeries is
configured to use the Exchange server as its relay point. If corporate
decides to use a form of SMTP relay authentication, does OS400 support
this natively (SMTP with MSF)? How about running our own relay/SMTP
server? We're at V5R2, and most of our email is handled with Brad
Stone's MAILTOOL.

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