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Sending Email from internal Exchange to the Outside

JodyStewart

Sending Email from internal Exchange to the Outside
« on: February 25, 2005, 04:44:02 PM »
Here is the dilemma.  I am to set up our Exchange server so that outside users can view Outlook Web Acces over the Internet(we now use Exchange for internal email and SME for External).  With my test SME box, I have set up port forwarding statements for port 443, 25, and 110.  

To cut to the chase, I can now view Outlook Web Access over the Internet(using https) and I can send email to my test network as well( we had some extra domain names lying about, believe it or not), but I cannot send email outside of my test domain.  I have tried to telnet via port 25 to our outside email SME from my test SME(they are on the same subnet), but when I do that, it only lets me go into port 25 of the test SME.  What am I missing, besides a clue??  Am I going to have to dink with Iptables(I seriously hope not!!!)?

Thanks for ideas, in advance

JodyStewart

Sending Email from internal Exchange to the Outside
« Reply #1 on: February 25, 2005, 06:20:55 PM »
Please disregard this last post.  I feel like a complete *&^$% for posting it.  When I realized that I needed to make my destination host "0.0.0.0", instead of "10.x.x.x", everything fell into place.