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> Hi folks,
>
> I've got a strange predicament here. We're running RedHat 6.0 with IP
> masquerading to our local network.
>
> When internal machines try access their pop-3 server things seem to work
> alright.
>
> But when we try to send smtp mail things get strange. When trying to
> send mail with netscapes mail client it says that the mail server respons
> with the message "Relaying Denied"
Relaying Denied is an error message that email servers will
send when they aren't allowed to relay mail for your domain.
Check the configuration of the mail forwarding software on
the machine you are using for the smtp email relay. I think
RedHat ships with email relaying set to off as it should be.
Look for an option to set for allowing the relaying of email
from specific domains. Don't just open up relaying to all
domains.
I strongly sugest looking at the documentation that came on
your RedHat CD. How to properly set up email relaying is in
there.
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| -Bryan Andersen |
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