> I understand that we can set them up for SMTP Auth instead, and will
> no longer have to know their IP address, is that correct? we had
> them turn on SMTP Auth in Outlook Express, but they are still unable
> to send mail thru us. Is there something that we need to configure
> on our end to activate that method?
SMTP AUTH is _always_ supported on IMail servers, whether or not you
have 'No Mail Relay' selected and, indeed, whether or not you have
'Disable SMTP AUTH reporting' enabled.
HOWEVER, if you do have 'Disable Reporting' enabled, most clients will
_think_ that AUTH is disabled and so will never send credentials--so
make sure that box is NOT checked.
Another element which can give the appearance of disabled AUTH is the
use of a broken firewall feature such as the Cisco PIX's SMTP fixup
feature.
Most important, check your logs.
--Sandy
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