can't send the mail from outlook.

[mcmick]

when i use smtp in outlook express...

the maillog in server..following 210.XXX.XX.XX is the sender ip

Nov 7 23:47:43 proxxxx postfix/smtpd[19262]: connect from unknown[210.XXX.XX.XX]
Nov 7 23:47:43 proxxxx postfix/smtpd[19262]: lost connection after CONNECT from unknown[210.XXX.XX.XX]
Nov 7 23:47:43 proxxxx postfix/smtpd[19262]: disconnect from unknown[210.XXX.XX.XX]
Nov 7 23:48:03 proxxxx zmtomcatmgr[19614]: status requested
Nov 7 23:48:03 proxxxx zmtomcatmgr[19614]: status OK
Nov 7 23:48:24 proxxxx postfix/anvil[16670]: statistics: max connection rate 1/60s for (smtp:210.XXX.XX.XX) at Nov 7 23:38:24
Nov 7 23:48:24 proxxxx postfix/anvil[16670]: statistics: max connection count 1 for (smtp:210.XXX.XX.XX) at Nov 7 23:38:24
Nov 7 23:48:24 proxxxx postfix/anvil[16670]: statistics: max cache size 1 at Nov 7 23:38:24

[phoenix]

Have you got it set-up to authenticate against the zimbra server? You'll need that for users that aren't on your lan.

[mcmick]

Originally Posted by phoenix

Have you got it set-up to authenticate against the zimbra server? You'll need that for users that aren't on your lan.

yes...not in the same lan...
then how can i do set-up to authenticate against?

[phoenix]

Have a look at this page - item 10 "My server requires authentication." should be what you need.

[mcmick]

thank you.

I already checked incoming and outgoing as my server requires authentication.
Using Pop3 receive is works.
but still can't using smtp to send out.

[mcmick]

Nov 8 17:35:20 proxxxx postfix/anvil[12896]: statistics: max connection rate 1/60s for (smtp:210.xxx.xxx.xxx) at Nov 8 17:32:00
Nov 8 17:35:20 proxxxx postfix/anvil[12896]: statistics: max connection count 1 for (smtp:210.xxx.xx.xxx) at Nov 8 17:32:00

i using outlook express as smtp at my office (210.xxx.xxx.xxx)
i works, but after some hours, the maillog show me that above message...

[mcmick]

And i have a Cisco firewall PIX-506E front of the zimbra server.

Because i read a post Cannot Send Email Through Outlook Client

One thing that might or might not be related, is if your Zimbra server sits behind a Cisco PIX Firewall or ASA appliance,
having ip inspect smtp WILL break your authenticated SMTP traffic.
You need to NOT inspect smtp traffic for any zimbra servers on your network through the PIX.

[mcmick]

i fixed it...
the problem is the PIX firewall
set to not inspect smtp traffic ..then works...