The different port shouldn't make any difference AFAIK.
"whitefox" <whitefox.19kx8z@mail.webservertalk.com> wrote in message
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> I am using the SMTP server in IIS5.0 on a Win2K server platform to send
> e-mail from a web page. The e-mail is being delivered into the Pickp
> folder, and is ending up in the Drop folder, but the e-mail is never
> delivered. There are no files in any of the other folders under
> mailroot. None of the e-mails actually make it to the recipients.
> Also, there is no log being created. I have loging set up so that a
> new log file is created for every day, but no log files exists.
>
> I am using a strange port configuration. I have IIS SMTP set up on
> port 8089 instead of port 25. This is because I am also running a full
> fledged mail server (pop, smtp, and webmail) on the same computer, and
> that uses port 25. I can't see why putting it on a differant port
> would cause this porblem, but I figured I should give as much data on
> the setup as possible.
>
> Any help would be greatly apreciated.
>
>
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