Starting and Stopping SMTP on Dev Server: Difference between revisions
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==Stopping SMTP== | ==Stopping SMTP== | ||
* | ===Stop SMTP Server=== | ||
* Remote Desktop to machine running SMTP Server | |||
* Administrative Tools > IIS 6.0 Manager > SMTP Virtual Server > right click > Stop | |||
* (Optionally) Administrative Tools > Services > Simple Mail Transport Protocol > Stop | |||
===Router=== | |||
* (medialink) http://192.168.123.1 | |||
* Virtual Server > disable port 25 (SMTP) | |||
[[Category:Web_Development]] | [[Category:Web_Development]] | ||
Revision as of 22:38, 7 September 2012
Starting SMTP
Server-side code
Make sure the code is using the development SMTP server
e.g. in Web.config:
<configuration> <appSettings> <add key="SMTPServer" value="devserver"/> </appSettings> </configuration>
Router settings
- Log into (medialink) router: http://192.168.123.1
- Click ‘Virtual Server’ option
- Enable port 25 (pointing to the local dev web server)
Development web server settings
- Remote Desktop to local dev web server
- Administrative Tools > Services > Simple Mail Transport Protocol > enable
- Administrative Tools > IIS 6.0 Manager
- SMTP Server > right click > Start
- SMTP Server > right click > Properties
- Access tab > Relay Restrictions > Relay...
- Select 'Only the list below'
- Click 'Add...'
- Select 'Group of computers'
- Subnet address: first IP address in group, e.g. 192.168.123.100
- Subnet mask: wide enough to allow access for all computers in group, e.g. 255.255.255.200
Stopping SMTP
Stop SMTP Server
- Remote Desktop to machine running SMTP Server
- Administrative Tools > IIS 6.0 Manager > SMTP Virtual Server > right click > Stop
- (Optionally) Administrative Tools > Services > Simple Mail Transport Protocol > Stop
Router
- (medialink) http://192.168.123.1
- Virtual Server > disable port 25 (SMTP)