><P>Do you have Microsoft's SMTP service running?� No</P>
You should double-check that. If it *is* running (Windows 2000 installs one by
default), it could easily explain the problems you are having.
><P>can connect to port 25 from the local machine via telnet ? Yes</P>
><P>This machine is not behind firewall .</P>
Some people are able to connect to it, some can't. I can't connect to port 25 no
matter how hard I try, but I can always get to port 110. That would suggest that
there is either a firewall/router playing games with port 25 access, or something
wrong on the IMail server. But, if there was a problem on the IMail server, either
everyone would be able to connect or nobody would.
Here's another problem: When I do a tracert, link-gw.customer.alter.net reports
"Destination net unreachable". It looks like you need to talk to them. A ping
213.131.67.41 isn't even working.
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-Scott
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