All, We have two web sites on a IIS host (actually more than two, but these two are the ones I'm working with currently) that send email - specifically, they're jitbit helpdesk sites.
The host is 2012R2 running IIS, but it has no SMTP service - the jitbit software does its own SMTP sending. One is for local consumption, the other is for customers. Tickets from customers are only generated by email currently. The one for local consumption should not be able to send emails outside the org, and of course the one for customers must be able to relay externally. Right now, each web site has its own address, which is also different than the host address (.80 for the host, .82 for the internal site and .86 for the external site ), and all email being emitted by both sites comes from .80, or the host address, and not the address assigned to the site. That's a problem. So, this might be a problem that I can solve in IIS, which is why I'm asking here, but I'm also exploring the problem with the publisher. Does anyone know of a way to make a web site emit email from its own IP address rather than using the host address? Kurt
