> I'd like to run the Win2K IIS Default SMTP server concurrently with
> the IMAIL SMTP server on the same box. This would allow me to
> configure the Win2K server to listen on another port (such as 111)
> for those users who can't connect on port 25 due to ISP port
> filtering.
That should work (in theory at least). If you have IIS set up to send out E-mail
(using CDONTS?), then there may be an issue if you use a different port (maybe someone
else here can elaborate if this is an issue or not).
> Is this feasible? The Win2K server offers SMTP Auth,
FYI, this (SMTP AUTH in Win2K) will not work if you are using the IMail or external
database. If you are using the "NT Database", it should work.
> Would this create a conflict with the IMAIL SMTP server (i.e. both
> having the same output port)?
No, this would not be a problem. MS will be outputing to port 25, which IMail is
listening on. IMail then outputs to port 25 on other computers, which won't pose a
problem.
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