At 16:45 26/12/2002 -0500, Collins, Kevin wrote:
The first: I have three NT domains that access the Exchange Server, but only those users from the same domain as the mail server can access their mail through SM. Is there anyway to correct this?We have this as well (2 domains), and the users just have to be sure to log in with the alias which is, in effect, their NT username.
Second: When I tried to reply to an e-mail from an outside person this morning, SM gave me an error to the effect "This server does not support relaying". This is true, I've configured Exchange not to relay e-mail, but it should pass e-mails from a known user without any trouble. Any ideas about this?Are you running SM on another server? If so, you will likely need to use a different SMTP server for your outbound mail. ES doesn't seem to manage the authentication well when it has more than one domain, as far as we can see.
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