#Mdaemon mail server authentication update
Please use a previous version or get an update from Alt-N (not available as of ) User Name: Enter your full MDaemon account email address Password: Enter your mailbox password 11. Home > Downloads > MDaemon Messaging Server > ManualNOTE: MDaemon 7.0 & 7.1 have a bug which causes the AUTH request to not be sent when using an alternate port. Mail Server: Enter the Host name or IP address of your MDaemon server (this should be the same host name you have defined on your root trusted SSL certificate).
#Mdaemon mail server authentication manual
Then go to the User Manual pages 111-114, Section Domain Manager then Smart Host. User Manual pages 48-49, Section Setup Menu under Server Settings in the Port section you can change the port your Smart Host is set to use. MDaemon ® Messaging Server is a comprehensive messaging and collaboration solution providing secure, standards-compliant features for small-to-medium-sized businesses. My Mdaemon server is running on Windows Server 2008R2 installed with Symantec. ExchangeĪ Quick Guide to Using Alternate-port SMTP with ExchangeĮxim 4.10 Specification, 32.5. ISP mail servers that require SMTP authentication are not supported. For other mail servers please consult their documentation or contact the publishers technical support.
Check the box for Do not apply IP shield to authenticated sessions. Go to Security / Security Settings / Sender Authentication / IP Shield. To achieve this, you have to configure the following settings in the Authentication section: MDaemon IMAP Server Enter the IP address or the DNS name of the MDaemon Email Server against which authentication should be performed. Uncheck the box for Authentication is always required when mail is sent from local accounts. This is only a short list of popular MTAs. When you trust an IP address it is excluded from many security checks in MDaemon. Here are some links to documentation on setting up mail servers to use an SMTP gateway for all outgoing mail with authentication.
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