Hello,
On 06/12/2003 02:32 PM, Diana wrote:
I totally agree with your first sentence *grin*.
Anyways, I won`t be able to use your class because my
server is kind of "locked" in their network, meaning I
don`t have the possibility to connect outside, only to
their servers (NT servers). And as Exchan
Hi,
my company set their server up not to talk SMTP
(disabled all --> that guy told me), and my tries to
connect or talk to any of their Exchange servers
failed :( so he must be true. Got onto their NT
servers though ;)
All the company uses Outlook & Exchange, & they use
mapi to talk to each other.
--- Diana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I totally agree with your first sentence *grin*.
> Anyways, I won`t be able to use your class because my
> server is kind of "locked" in their network, meaning I
> don`t have the possibility to connect outside, only to
> their servers (NT servers). And as Exc
I totally agree with your first sentence *grin*.
Anyways, I won`t be able to use your class because my
server is kind of "locked" in their network, meaning I
don`t have the possibility to connect outside, only to
their servers (NT servers). And as Exchange servers
don`t use SMTP (meaning the whole
Hello,
On 06/11/2003 05:38 PM, Diana wrote:
Hi,
just today I stumbled into the same problem. It is
true, I got this answer from an expert:
"Unfortunately this will not work. SMTP relaying is
disabled on all the
Exchange connector servers and a standard Exchange
mailbox server does
not
support
Hi,
just today I stumbled into the same problem. It is
true, I got this answer from an expert:
"Unfortunately this will not work. SMTP relaying is
disabled on all the
Exchange connector servers and a standard Exchange
mailbox server does
not
support SMTP. The only way that you can send SMTP
em
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