Still trying to reach my ISP about this That's one of the reasons you shouldn't try to send from a Dynamic IP. DynDNS could be a reason for blacklisting as well. You see, the IP is not Dynamic, as this is a business-class internet connection and I am paying extra for a static public IP.
I did manage to make it work on Windows, but only using some kind of mail relay, because of the Blacklists I mentioned above.
Thanks for your time, Dravion. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. This is normally something like mail. Since there is no good way for software to automatically detect the public host name of the computer where it is running, you need to tell hMailServer what public hostname to use.
While it's possible to run hMailServer without telling it its public hostname, some email servers will reject email from you if you don't specify it. Some internet service providers the people that offer you the internet connection block outgoing traffic on port Since outgoing traffic on port 25 is required for email to work properly, you either need to convince your ISP to open up port 25 for you if it's not open , or you need to configure hMailServer to forward all email through your ISP's email server.
To determine whether port 25 is blocked, try typing telnet mail. If you can connect, port 25 is not blocked; if you can't, port 25 is blocked. Since it's almost always possible to send email through your ISP's email server, this is a workaround if port 25 is blocked. Please note that you should never specify localhost , That would result in an infinite loop. Also, you should leave this field empty if your ISP is not blocking port Click on Add.
Next, type in your domain in the Domain box. Make sure that the Enabled checkbox is checked, then click Save. Note that there are more configurations available for the domain, like the message size limits and default signatures. Feel free to configure those if you prefer. After clicking on Save , as you can see below, a new domain has been created and added to the Domains list. To add a new account, click on the Account folder under the domain.
Then, click on the Add button on the right. Go to the Advanced tab and specify the First name and Last name of the new user. Then, go to the General tab, type in the address and password of the account you are creating.
You can modify existing users or create new users and connect them with Active Directory. Integrating an hMailServer user with Active Directory ensures that your users can use their domain credentials to log in to their hMailServer accounts.
Suppose that you have already created the account and want to integrate it with AD, follow these steps. First, locate and edit the account in the hMailServer admin console. Then, go to the Active Directory tab. Next, put a check on the Active Directory account box. Enter the active directory domain in the Domain box, and the user name in the User name box.
As you can see from the image above, the hMailServer user has a corresponding Active Directory account. The user can now use his AD domain credentials to access his hMailServer email account.
Instead of creating a user and then integrate it with Active Directory, there is also an option to directly create a user in hMailServer from an existing Active Directory user object. Next, select the domain from the dropdown list. Then, from the list of users, select the user that you want to create an email account for. Click OK. As you can see from the screenshot below, a new user has been created in hMailServer based on the Active Directory user account vmadmin.
Sign into Collect! Please refer to the next section regarding reply email addresses. Email Server There are 2 methods to send emails from Collect: - via a report - via the email field Send Mail form Reports that are sent via email, included Scheduled Batch Letters , uses the email in the company details as the reply to address.
Some email servers like Zimbra will have an option called 'Allow sending email from any address' Office uses a different configuration: 1.
Sign into your Office account and navigate to the admin section. Navigate to Active Users. Select a user that you want to be able to email with their personal email. On the left Navigation Bar, click on Mailbox Delegation. Click Save on the bottom right. Sign into your web site console. Navigate to the DNS Editor. Save changes and allow up to 24 hours to propagate.
Troubleshooting If you are having trouble sending emails, you can use hMailServer's logging tool to troubleshoot issues.
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