Im guessing you have the SMTP proxy enabled? I don't use it
myself. On the SMTP page, theres an Advanced tab with many
options like reject non-FQDN sender, and reject non-FQDN
recipient. Do you think those settings are interfering?

Also in Advanced settings, theres an IMAP server for SMTP
authentication. Is that what you enabled? IMAP works
differently...

I recently switched a customer from SBS 2000 to SBS 2003,
and external clients had to enable Secure password
authentication (SPA) to get it working for them. This is
controlled by options on the SMTP virtual server in
Exchange. Before that, passwords were sent in clear text.

I have port 2525 forwarded to port 25 on the server for
external users, only because I have a linux box filtering
spam and viruses for the Exchange server. 2525 is needed to
bypass the spam box, because port 25 is forwarded to it,
which then sends processed mail to port 25 on the exchange
box. 

I other words, the spam box sits in front of the Exchange
box. Otherwise, I'd only need to forward port 25 to the
server, because everything happens on that port.



-----Original Message-----
From: Ifan Jones [mailto:i...@anheddau.co.uk] 
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 5:53 AM
To: efw-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Efw-user] Relaying email from outside source

Hi All

My setup INTERNET - EFW/MODEM - GREEN - LANSWITCH

I would like external users to relay email through -
authentication has 
been enabled on th einternal mailserver.  I have tried this
two ways

Method 1. Proxy - SMTP - Advanced settings  Enabled this
feature and 
inserted my internal mailserver's IP address, whilst trying
to send from 
outside, you can see the login ok on the internal
mailserver, but when 
it gets to EFW - I get SASL Authentication failed

Method 2.  Reading up on what others have done - I chose a
random port, 
let's say 12525, and forwarded it to the internal
mailserver, now on the 
external clients - I setup this port for the SMTP server and
switched on 
authentication - delivering email to internal addresses
works juts fine, 
but on outbound, I get a relay access denied on EFW - any
tips?

Regards

Ifan

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