Re: SMTP of the webserver to send and receive mail thru ISA
- From: "SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 08:21:34 +1000
I don't see why you are changing ISA rules at all. My read is that both the
Exchange and the webserver are behind ISA, right?
If so, web browsers don't need to access 25 on the webserver, the IIS and
whatever mechanism you are using on the webserver to generate mail should be
able to talk directly to the Exchange box. or is this a 3 legged scenario
with Exchange on the local network and the webserver in a DMZ?
"farshad" <farshad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:534CF5E5-0FF4-4A97-90B2-57F7BEA0D8CA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi everyone;
>
> I have an ISA server 2000 which is configured to direct mail to and from
> an
> exchange 2000 server in the network, we also have a webserver that is
> published to internet as well ( our website ). now, we have a feedback
> page
> on the website for internet users to send feedbacks to an account residing
> on
> exchange using the SMTP engine on the webserver. I have tried several
> methods
> but the new rules would cause even the exchange setup to malfunction,
> could
> you please give me some hints or walk me thru this process?
>
> --
> thanks,
> Farshad
.
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