laurenq uantrell wrote:
Reding your link I am setting up the IIS/SMTP on my machine. I assume
this will not require authentication, but how eould this apply on a
client's server if I need to set it up that way?
Your ISP's server shouldn't need authentication as it knows the range of
IP addresses allowed to relay from it, your IP should be in it's list :-)
On your client's network, the same would apply with their ISP's SMTP
server but as David says you could use their corporate mail server
assuming they have one and it's not a Hopeless Notes server.
I set up our main server for mail, using MAPI/Outlook/Exchange, this
means that the SQLSErver service must log in as an account other than
local system, you need to log onto windows using that account, load up
Outlook set up a profile and have SQL Server use that profile.