downgrading to 5.0.10; 5.2.* smtp fails

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downgrading to 5.0.10; 5.2.* smtp fails

Postby rtchong » Jan 01 04 1:25 am

I had WG 5.0.10 running fine when I learned that 5.2 and somewhat later 5.2.2 were released. My setup does not include a pop or smtp server. All mail should go directly to the external smtp servers.

First I installed 5.2 and noticed that smtp was delaying mail delivery. Then that 5.2.2 does not deliver mail at all. Mail would be sitting in the outbox, apparently with no way to go. So I went back to 5.0.10 and, presto, all mail found their way.

The only configuration I did was setting the scope for the dhcp server and securing the system policy for internal users.

I am using adsl, non-ras, with an AZTECH adsl modem, win2k server and winxp clients.
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Postby labull » Jan 01 04 2:04 am

Were the WinGate SMTP and POP servers disabled?

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when wingate restarted both pop3 and smtp serv are stopped

Postby DeanP » Jan 01 04 11:57 am

when I reboot or restart wingate server only pop3 and smtp servers are in stopped state and I have to start them manualy. all other services keep the state they were in when restart ocurred. ANY IDEAS !!
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Postby rtchong » Jan 03 04 1:46 am

labull wrote:Were the WinGate SMTP and POP servers disabled?

Larry


Yes. Previously I used an internal mail server but abandoned it and disabled the servers.
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Postby labull » Jan 03 04 2:00 am

Now that's strange. Seems as if SMTP is intercepting mail even though it's disabled.

Can you check the Port assignments in Extended Neworking - Port Security - and see if Port 25 is being redirected?


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Postby ChrisH » Jan 03 04 3:46 am

Check that those services aren't disabled on startup. In WG go to services and check startup configuration. Are they set to Manual start/stop or Service is disabled? I think that usually they are disabled if you did not select Mail server option on install.
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Postby DeanP » Jan 03 04 11:57 am

Thanks cris I don't know how i missed that.. But that was the cast....
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Postby DeanP » Jan 03 04 12:22 pm

Thanks Chris I don't know how i missed that.. But that was the case.... P.S. I thank I need a spelling lesson too!!
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Postby rtchong » Jan 10 04 3:04 am

labull wrote:Now that's strange. Seems as if SMTP is intercepting mail even though it's disabled.

Can you check the Port assignments in Extended Neworking - Port Security - and see if Port 25 is being redirected?


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sorry for the late response, but I have not added any ports assignments inport security. Since the email servers are not used, which I would like to do for this small office, I did not feel that necessary.
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