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mkstewartesq@co

macrumors regular
Original poster
Jun 30, 2007
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I got the IMAP enabled on my firm's Exchange server. I can now receive e-mail if I poll for it (using as a domain mail.(companyname).com). However, our IT consultants who activated it said I will not be able to send mail via this account unless I called AT&T and got the name of the appropriate AT&T smtp server - I can't send mail through mail.(companyname).com.

Does this sound right to anyone?

Thanks,
M
 

Macromullet

macrumors newbie
Jul 3, 2007
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This is probably more a security restriction than a technical one. They probably don't want to open the SMTP server to the public through the corporate firewall.
 

loudestnoise

macrumors 6502
May 31, 2005
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Nashville, TN
Ya, while I'm at a very small business, our tech consultant guy said that we couldn't use the outgoing SMTP w/ our Exchange Server. My solution is using my own mail server I have through web hosting. You also might try just your ISP, I'm not even sure if AT&T provides such a service. They might.
 

PLabrozzi

macrumors newbie
Jul 10, 2007
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try using "cwmx.com" as your outgoing with no user name or password. That works for me, I got that from at&t's site.
 
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