Discussion:
smtp failure with few providers
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luc bonenfant
2008-02-19 12:34:33 UTC
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Hello,
I have few laptops users which need to send mail when there are in hotels,
lounges, customers wifi access, ...
Problem is now, lots of providers blocked usage of external smtp servers so
my users receive mail but can't send mail.
Because I manage my company mail server, I 'd like they use my smtp server.
How can I setup clients and server to use providers internet access with my
smtp server ?
Thank's
John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]
2008-02-21 02:13:04 UTC
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If they use Outlook Web Acces or Outlook Anywhere then they would have no
issue. What version of Exchange are you running?
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John Oliver, Jr
MCSE, MCT, CCNA
Exchange MVP 2008
Microsoft Certified Partner
Post by luc bonenfant
Hello,
I have few laptops users which need to send mail when there are in hotels,
lounges, customers wifi access, ...
Problem is now, lots of providers blocked usage of external smtp servers
so my users receive mail but can't send mail.
Because I manage my company mail server, I 'd like they use my smtp server.
How can I setup clients and server to use providers internet access with
my smtp server ?
Thank's
Mohammad Ahmed Ali
2008-05-11 09:55:12 UTC
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if they are already authenticated users, so you can either configure RPC
over HTTPs for the server and the client, in this way the clients will use
the MAPI not POP or SMTP.
the bellow link give you the steps to configure RPC over Https

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/833401
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/outlookrpchttp.html
Post by luc bonenfant
Hello,
I have few laptops users which need to send mail when there are in hotels,
lounges, customers wifi access, ...
Problem is now, lots of providers blocked usage of external smtp servers
so my users receive mail but can't send mail.
Because I manage my company mail server, I 'd like they use my smtp server.
How can I setup clients and server to use providers internet access with
my smtp server ?
Thank's
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