Found this on the net. It is however for Sendmail.
From: Pittner, Zoltan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 4:03 AM To: Tony Davis Cc: asterisk Subject: RE: [on-asterisk] Sending voicemail notifications thru rogers Hello, I am running my own E-mail server on the Rogers network - with dynamic DNS. The Sendmail can be configured to use the rogers SMTP as a relay server with authentication. You need to change a few things on the sendmail.mc and recompile it but it can be done. the first thing that needs to be configured is: "Smart" relay host to be SMTP.broadband.rogers.com you are better of changing the sendmail.mc file and then compiling the sendmail.cf from there. Also make sure that the daemon is set to listen on port 587 as well, because rogers changed the smtp to port 587. in the /etc/mail/auth there has to be a file called "client-info" that will have to contain the authentication information for the rogers account. Basically that is it. Please search the internet, there is lots of documentation on how to modify these files, and how to compile them in the system once the modification is done. I have inside my network my main E-mail server running Scalix - (which by the way is a pretty nice E-mail solution - even offers an outlook connector) which is set to communicate the way described above with the rogers smtp. My trixbox server is set to send messages through my Scalix server. My mother in Hungary has an extension to my trixbox server, she has an E-mail address local to them, and she always receives the voicemail messages I leave her in E-mail. So give it a try, I know sendmail is a pain, but once it is done properly it works well. Thanks, Zoltan. - dbc. From: Henry Coleman [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: February-03-10 8:32 PM To: TAUG Technical Subject: [on-asterisk] Postfix with Rogers Hi all, before I lose all my hair, can anybody help me get my email up and running on an asterisk (Freepbx) system ? I removed Sendmail and replaced it with Postfix because it's easier to configure. (Email is a mystery to me). Rogers is blocking the SMTP port (25) so I can't directly SMTP using their server. Do I need to use a relay and can I use my existing email account hosted with Google? The Asterisk box uses a Dynamic domain address (i.e.mydomain.dyndns.biz) All I need to do is send email with the attached vmail files why is it so difficult to configure? -- Henry Coleman
