Robert,

IIS should have a default SMTP site,  With this you

should be able to use CDONTS.newmail object to create

a message and send it.  Out going mail uses port 25

and maybe yours is closed.  Don't know, but if you can

create it, it may not be going out.  You can try

aspmail.com for aspmail, but you will need a mail

server to use this software.  I say get CDONTS.Newmail

to work first, since it is a default software, then

try thirdparty.

Hope this helps.

DW

--- robert@b... wrote:

> Good morning everyone!

> 

> I am working on an ASP application which sends mail.

> Presently, I'm just trying to get the mail function

> to work. I have used various types of sample code

> that successfully creates messages, but they always

> find their way to the MailRoot queue and are never

> sent.

> 

> The server is running IIS 5 on Win2K Server. SMTP

> Service is running. I've tried various settings for

> SmartHost, including blank. I've tried both the

> machine name and it's domain name, which both

> successfully resolve through DNS. The machine is

> also a DNS server. There are other mail servers on

> the network, but this machine has never been

> configured as a mail server. Does it need to be?

> 

> The e-mail addresses (From and To) are valid... but

> does the From address have to be a box on this

> machine or will any valid mailbox on any server do?

> 

> If anyone can answer any of these questions, I will

> be sincerely grateful. Thank you all for your time

> :)

> 

> Robert

> 

> 

> 





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