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I use 2 methods in 5.5: 1. Set MX1 to your firewall or Ex server if it is
public (not advisable). Now all email will be delivered to your Exchange server
(to test - telnet exchange server name or IP address on port 25 to see if it
will respond). 2. Set MX2 to another ISP or service for backup. I had this conversation about a month ago and got
some good feedback regarding ETRN. I'm still in the process of discussions with
my ISP about how to enable ETRN on their side and trying to understand the config
from my side. If you're interested in reading more - there is a link on my site
in the links section that points to a FAQ on different locations about this.
There are also lots of articles on MS's site using the keyword ETRN. Hopefully, there will be a lot more responses about
the how and so forth after this. Regards, Steve Steve Clark Clark Systems Support, LLC AVIEN Charter Member “Who's watching your network?” www.clarksupport.com 301-610-9584
voice 240-465-0323
Efax -----Original
Message----- Has
anyone done this in e2k? I don’t need dial up, but how can I get an e2k server
to retrieve mail from an smtp server at our ISP? Also
what has to be done at the ISP to enable this? jlc List Charter
and FAQ at: http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm |
- RE: SMTP mail retrieval using in e2k Clark, Steve
- RE: SMTP mail retrieval using in e2k Joe L. Casale
