Hi, Our company set up a aplication which uses IIS 6.0.The Exact scenario is like this :- AppServer is having IIS Installed. The Virtual directory on the application server is pointing to resources which is kept on Cluster Drive on Remote Network Computer. Now my question is, Is it really needed to do...

OK I cracked it ! I had to explicity tell the server that it was allowed to forward mail generated by itself. So in this case: Server 1 forwarding to server 2. Server 1 had to have 127.0.0.1 in its allowed list in the relay settings. I don't remember it being that way in previous versions, but hey...

@ Paul. Good advice. Thanks. I did that and it connected. Still unsure now what the issue could be though. I can only assume that I must have configured something wrong. Hmmm ...... Guess that's my task for the day. Firewall, etc Any ideas welcome. Regards Dave

Now the host is telling me that they aren't blocking port 25 after all. They said that they had already opened it up for us on our vlan. @Paul - I know that they weren't being mean, I know it's best practice etc etc. I was just frustrated when I wrote that ! lol So end result is that I am...

Hi again, So I checkded the settings according to the link you gave, added [] in case it was timeing out or something no luck. So, logic says that I should be able to send mail without doing any forwarding if I set it up the same as the server that works. Done that, still no mail. I have un-installed...

First off, my configuration is Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise SP2, running IIS6. I don't have any way of knowing at what point this problem started happening, but for some reason some FTP clients seem to be ignoring the rules of FTP virtual directories. I have the "Default FTP Site"...

Hi, This problem is getting me crazy. I hope somebody can help me. I'm administrating a web server running windows 2003 Ent. 32-bits and IIS6. We have the latest updates. This server used to have 3GB of ram and we decide to upgrade to 4GB. Windows recognize 4GB without a problem; the problem is with...