RE: Routing mail to a SMTP server
- From: "andy5446" <andy5446@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 10:15:47 -0700
No i have nt tried the ip address of mail.btconnect.com
Bt say they just need our domain name to receive the mail on which they have
and have confirmed it is set up correctly to receive our domain email.
I am unsure of where the username & password are configured correctly - BT
did stress that a username and password are required which i have.
Thanks
Andy
"Steve" wrote:
> Did you try sending it directly to the IP address for mail.btconnect.com and
> make sure it is enclosed in brackets []. Also, make sure they have their
> SMTP gateway set up to receive your IP address , 81.X.X.X, as authorized to
> relay.
>
> "andy5446" wrote:
>
> > Our emails are getting blocked as our IP address of 81.X.X.X is being seing
> > as potential spam.
> >
> > I have set up with BT (UK ISP) to send all our email to them so they can
> > send it, they have it up to recognise our domain and to route our mail.
> >
> > Unfortunetly they cant give us configuration details on how to configure
> > exchange to send it too mail.btconnect.com which it needs to be sent too.
> >
> > I went into system manager and changed the properties of the Virtual SMTP
> > server and the SMTP connector to send mail to a smart host
> > (mail.btconnect.com) and not via DNS.
> >
> > I was also told I would require a user name and password which I entered in
> > the SMTP Virtual Server config and SMTP connector.
> >
> > Mail is nt able to be passed giving authentication failed - I have confirmed
> > with BT the username and password is correct.
> >
> > What is the correct config for the exchange server (2003 small buisness
> > server) to send mail to mail.btconnect.com
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Andy
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