Re: Outbound SMTP authentication

[Brian L Sexton <bsexton3@xxxxxxx>]

Patrick,

If you search in Admin Help for "SMTP outbound name & password" you will
find the answer.  Extract below

To use the SMTP sender authentication feature, enable the feature on the
Server Configuration document by specifying that authentication is enabled
or required.
  1.  Make sure you already have a Configuration Settings document for the
    server(s) to be configured.

  2.  From the Domino Administrator, click the Configuration tab and expand
    the Messaging section.

  3.  Click Configurations.

  4.  Select the Configuration Settings document for the mail server or
    servers you want to administer, and click Edit Configuration.

  5.  Click the Router/SMTP - Basics tab.

  6.  In the field "Use authentication when sending messages to the relay
    host," choose one of these:

        Required - Checks whether the server can authenticate. If the
        server cannot authenticate, no attempt is made to try a
        non-authenticated session.

        Enabled - Checks whether the server can authenticate. If the server
        cannot authenticate, an attempt is made to try a non-authenticated
        session..

        Disabled - The SMTP Authentication feature is disabled.
        Authentication is not attempted.

  7.  Specify the SMTP account name in the Name field, and the SMTP
    password in the Password field.

  8.  Click Save and Close.




Brian


BRIAN L SEXTON
Senior Lotus Engineer CSCi EMEA Lotus Collaborative Services
CSC


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