Sending email to addresses outside my domain
I can only send email internally and when I try to send to an outside email address not in my domain I see errors that relaying is not allowed. I set up my account in Outlook from memory and might have missed a step. Our server is Imail Mail Server with unlimited licenses. Any ideas?

Answer Question   |  May 4, 2011  7:45 PM
Domain, Domain Administration, Email management applications, Email Server, IMail, Outlook

Sending Email Solutions
Currently we have a POP3/SMTP email server (IMAIL).  Our end users connect to it using Outlook.  If we are on out local intranet or the end user’s local ISP’s are not blocking port 25, we are able to send emails without a problem.  If they are blocking port 25, then we can’t send emails. I’m [...]

Answer Question   |  October 26, 2009  5:24 PM
Email, firewall rules, IMail, Routing, SMTP, VPN

Setting up multiple mail domains while the exchange server is on a single active directory domain
Last year we had one active directory domain. For all intensive purposes, let’s call it abc.com. With that domain, we had one IMail domain, mail.abc.com, with proper DNS records and such. Six months ago, our company decided to branch off. So we created another IMail domain, xyz.com, but we still only used one active directory [...]

Answer Question   |  April 26, 2012  1:47 PM
Active Directory, Exchange 2003, IMail, Multiple email domains, Windows Server 2003