GrayHat,
It's working thank you so much for your assistance, however please note
that my Domino SMTP server was already using two LAN cards (one for WAN,
one for LAN) so there were no need to create the loopback interface.
below is my final config:
* Inbound
internet -> ASSP(WAN interface:25) -> Domino (Wan Interface:125)
* Outbound
Domino -> ASSP(Lan Interface:25) -> IIS SMTP(Wan Interface:225) ->
Internet
thanks;
“It is not enough to do your best, you must know what to do and then do
your best.
Does experience help? No! Not if we are doing the wrong things". --
Deming.
"GrayHat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
01/10/2008 11:37
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Re: [Assp-user] How to get outgoing emails from DOMINO Server Whitelisted
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> OS = Windows 2000 Server
> Domino ports : 125 for incoming mails
> and 225 for outgoing mails ASSP port : 25
let's go... :)
temporarily stop the Domino server
install the "Microsoft loopback adapter" on the box and
set it up to use a private, unused network range; for this
example, let's say it will be on 10.200.200.1/24
install the IIS SMTP service and set it up to listen
on <main_ip>:225; remove all limitations (msg size,
max msg, relaying...) from the IIS SMTP service
you don't need them since the service will *only*
see mails coming from ASSP
setup ASSP "relayPort" to 10.200.200.1:25
setup ASSP "relayHost" to <main_ip>:225
now try telnetting to 10.200.200.1:25, if things are ok
you should see the IIS SMTP banner; if not, check
your setup and ensure there are no errors; also run
a -- netstat -an|find "LISTEN" -- and check that all
the needed ip:ports are in listening state
now setup Domino to use 10.200.200.1:25 as its smarthost
from this moment on, Domino will forward all the outbound
emails to the ASSP relayport; ASSP in turn will forward
those emails to the IIS SMTP which will then send them
out to their destination; the inbound mail flow will remain
the same as for now; to summarize here's the mail flow
after this setup
* Inbound
internet -> ASSP:25 -> Domino:125
* Outbound
Domino -> ASSP(10.200.200.1:25) -> IIS SMTP:225 -> Internet
it isn't exactly the recommended setup, but it should work
HTH
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