IIS SMTP 'Masquerade domain'This is a discussion on IIS SMTP 'Masquerade domain' within the Inetserver forums in Microsoft Tools category; We are running an application on a Windows 2003 Server, with IIS SMTP server installed. The application uses localhost relaying to send SMTP messages to IIS, where they get sent to Exchange. There is a setting within IIS SMTP config for Masquerade domain. I assume if this is set, then the domain name of any emails sent is changed to that setting. For instance, if the application sends mails FROM: application@domain.co.uk , and the Masquerade domain is set to: domain2.co.uk, then the mails will appear in Outlook as application@domain2.co.uk Can anyone tell me if it's the FROM: field in the ... | ||||||||
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 IIS SMTP 'Masquerade domain' We are running an application on a Windows 2003 Server, with IIS SMTP server installed. The application uses localhost relaying to send SMTP messages to IIS, where they get sent to Exchange. There is a setting within IIS SMTP config for Masquerade domain. I assume if this is set, then the domain name of any emails sent is changed to that setting. For instance, if the application sends mails FROM: application@domain.co.uk, and the Masquerade domain is set to: domain2.co.uk, then the mails will appear in Outlook as application@domain2.co.uk Can anyone tell me if it's the FROM: field in the mail Header information that is changed and/or the MAIL FROM: field in the SMTP envelope that is changed as well? Thanks in advance.  |
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