Sorry in advance for this being a somewhat generic question, but I have never done this before and am not totally sure I'm starting in the right place.
Here's the deal. We need to configure two Windows Server 2003 servers that are Network Load Balanced and running IIS. They host an ASP and COM+ app on each. There is a piece of the app that can send email out to potential clients. Basically how I understand it is that it simply sends the mail via the Windows SMTP Service.
What I need to do is get the SMTP Service to take that outbound mail and forward it out to our main mail server which run Lotus Domino.
The problem is that I'm not sure how to do it...
Does anyone have any suggestions on where I should start looking to get this figured out? I have a few Server 2003 books to use for reference, but the documentation for the app that uses this functionality is kinda weak...
Here's where I am currently:
- I've added the SMTP Service piece for IIS. It shows up in the IIS Manager and has the default virtual server all there.
- I've configured the default server properties and changed the Smart Host under the properties/Delivery tab's Advanced button. (hope that makes sense). I've pointed it to our main server that I need the mail to route to.
- At this point I'm not sure if that's all I need to do....
Here's the deal. We need to configure two Windows Server 2003 servers that are Network Load Balanced and running IIS. They host an ASP and COM+ app on each. There is a piece of the app that can send email out to potential clients. Basically how I understand it is that it simply sends the mail via the Windows SMTP Service.
What I need to do is get the SMTP Service to take that outbound mail and forward it out to our main mail server which run Lotus Domino.
The problem is that I'm not sure how to do it...
Does anyone have any suggestions on where I should start looking to get this figured out? I have a few Server 2003 books to use for reference, but the documentation for the app that uses this functionality is kinda weak...
Here's where I am currently:
- I've added the SMTP Service piece for IIS. It shows up in the IIS Manager and has the default virtual server all there.
- I've configured the default server properties and changed the Smart Host under the properties/Delivery tab's Advanced button. (hope that makes sense). I've pointed it to our main server that I need the mail to route to.
- At this point I'm not sure if that's all I need to do....
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