- #MAC MAIL EXCHANGE 2003 OUTGOING AUTHENTICATION HOW TO#
- #MAC MAIL EXCHANGE 2003 OUTGOING AUTHENTICATION PASSWORD#
Your Exchange server should now be routing email out via your AuthSMTP account.īy default Exchange 2003 will accept email for any address at your domain name and put it into a local queue to be processed.
#MAC MAIL EXCHANGE 2003 OUTGOING AUTHENTICATION PASSWORD#
Enter your SMTP smart host user name and password in the 'Basic Authentication' section. Find and select 'Forward all mail through this connector to the following smart host'. Select the 'Connectors' and 'Internet Mail Service'. On some systems (depending on the configuration) you may need to go to:Routing Groups. After sending a test email you will want to check the outbound queue on Exchange to make sure that the mail did not get stuck in your outbound queue because of authentication errors. Any mail that is currently in the queue might not take these new settings so you might need to send a new piece of mail to test it. You will need to restart your SMTP service for all changes to take effect. Enter the SMTP server name we gave - for example:. This is what tells Exchange to delivery all mail destined for the internet though our servers. In order to get mail to relay through our servers you will need to setup the 'Smart Host' setting on this screen. This will show you what outgoing SMTP port number you are configured to use - if your ISP is blocking port 25 enter port 2525 (but even if they do not block it at the moment we still recommend using port 2525 anyway!). Click on 'Outbound connections' on the delivery tab. Select 'Basic authentication' and enter your AuthSMTP username and password. Click on the 'Outbound Security' button. Right click on the default SMTP virtual server and choose 'Properties'. Find the 'SMTP' protocol and select 'Default SMTP Virtual Server'. Using Exchange System Manager navigate to the 'Servers' container. #MAC MAIL EXCHANGE 2003 OUTGOING AUTHENTICATION HOW TO#
These instructions are only for Microsoft Exchange 2003 - for other email programs please see How To Setup AuthSMTP or contact us.Only change the items specified - you should not need to change your incoming email settings.
Take a note of any settings you change. These instructions assume your email server / account has already been setup and is collecting email correctly. You cannot configure your Exchange server to automatically forward email to a remote email address using your AuthSMTP account, for more information please see - Can I use AuthSMTP to automatically forward email?. First you need to make sure the email address(es) you will be sending from have been authorised for your account in our Control Panel. Microsoft Exchange 2003 - SMTP Setup Guide Important Points