>> If I am understanding you correctly, an ASSP installation should be
>> sandwiched between two MTAs.
>> Internet -> ASSP -> Mail Server -> Mail Client (Eudora, etc)
>> Mail Client (Eudora) -> Mail Server -> ASSP -> Relay Server -> Internet
>>
>
> No, it doesn't *have* to be. But I still recommend it.
Sorry to revive an old thread here, but time has finally come for me to sit
down and install ASSP on a mirrored installation so I can try it in the real
world instead of just reading docs and the like. But I just don't
understand how to configure ASSP to get the above flow to work.
I understand how to configure the incoming flow. It's the outgoing flow
that I am just having trouble wrapping my head around.
Incoming flow (ports in brackets):
Internet -> ASSP(25) -> Mail Server(125) -> Mail Client (Eudora, etc)
Config file params would be:
listenPort:=25
smtpDestination:=127.0.0.1:125
Outgoing flow:
Mail Client (Eudora) -> Mail Server (587) -> ASSP (???) -> Relay Server
(12345) -> Internet
Given that the relay server is my own internal server (ex: IIS SMTP), I can
configure that to be any port.
relayHost:=127.0.0.1
relayPort:=12345
But how do I configure the Mail Server to relay mail through ASSP? If I
tell it to relay through port 25, won't ASSP respond with the No Relaying
Error msg?
Sorry for seeming dense here. Maybe I'm overthinking things a little, but
I'm just having trouble wrapping my head around this simple concept.
Thanks!
Eric
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