Smtp authentication for remote relaying ?

hi all
i've just setup the mail server and all works well, no issues.
i can send and receive email.
question...
i want to be able to send/relay via the smtp server while outside the LAN.
any suggestions ?

Thanks for the link---I was looking for an answer to the same question.
I will try this alternate SMTP submission port. But my question is why does sending mail from outside the LAN on port 25 not work? With authentication required on the server and set up on the mail client, Mail app always reports the server as being offline. If I turn authentication off in Mail app, it connects to the server fine but then (of course) the server refuses the mail because it's not authenticated.
So is it only possible to send authenticated SMTP mail on port 587 and this is why you have to set up an alternate SMTP port?
Thanks for helping me to understand these things!
Peter

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R12.1.3 WF Notification mailer setup for SMTP authenticated relay

Hi,
I have to configure WFNM in R12.1.3. I was given an SMTP server ip address, an email and password.
1.Through outlook I am able to send that mails to gmail or yahoo mail through that mail id.
2. Tried telnet from concurrent manager server node (of course its a single node installation), it working properly. But I have to enter username and password in base64 encoded format.
telnet esmtp.example.com 25
220 esmtp.example.com ESMTP
ehlo esmtp.example.com
250-PIPELINING
250-8BITMIME
250-SIZE 255555555
250 AUTH LOGIN PLAIN CRAM-MD5
auth login
S: 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
avlsdkfj ---> my mail id in base64 encoded form
334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6
lkajsdfvlj --> my mail id password in base64 encoded form
ok, go ahead
Now I will be able to send mails from my given mail id.
R12.1.3 feature says WF java mailer supports smtp authenticated login.
In Workflow NM configuration page, I tried the following options
1. servername
2. mymaulid in normal format
3. my password in normal format.
Configured successfully. But it is trying to send mails from local host which doesnt relay to external domains. Unable to establish an authenticated session with smtp.
1. servername:25
2. mymaulid in normal format
3. my password in normal format.
Configured successfully. But it is trying to send mails from local host which doesnt relay to external domains. Unable to establish an authenticated session with smtp.
1. servername
2. mymaulid in normal format
3. my password in normal format.
4. SSL Checked.
Error: Unable to connect, check hostname,username and password
1. servername:25
2. mymaulid in normal format
3. my password in normal format.
4. SSL Checked
Error: Unable to connect, check hostname,username and password
1. servername
2. mymaulid in base64 format
3. my password in base64 format.
Configured successfully. But it is trying to send mails from local host which doesnt relay to external domains. Unable to establish an authenticated session with smtp.
1. servername:25
2. mymaulid in base64 format
3. my password in base64 format.
Configured successfully. But it is trying to send mails from local host which doesnt relay to external domains. Unable to establish an authenticated session with smtp.
1. servername
2. mymaulid in base64 format
3. my password in base64 format.
4. SSL Checked.
Error: Unable to connect, check hostname,username and password
1. servername:25
2. mymaulid in base64 format
3. my password in base64 format.
4. SSL Checked
Error: Unable to connect, check hostname,username and password
I used command line tools from middle tier to connect to smtp server.
establised session wit smtp server
DEBUG SMTP: useehlo true useAuth false
javax.mail.AuthenticationFailedException Unable to connect to account
Any Suggestions?
Regards
Charan

Suggestions please.

Smtp authentication for remote relaying ?

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