Sending mail out

[jnkbcs]

I'm really new at this. Not sure how to do that. Will look this up and see how to implement it.

[christian]

look at Zentyal mail settings. You will find there place to define smart relay.
Retrieve from your ISP his SMTP server information and put it there.

[jnkbcs]

Could I use gmail? I have an account with them. How will that work coming back?

[christian]

Try to listen to what I try to explain and if this is not clear, tell me, I'll try to rephrase it 

If you want to send mail from Zentyal server and if your provider is blocking port 25, the only way is to use you provider's MTA as smart relay defined in Zentyal. 

[jnkbcs]

Ahhh gotcha. So I need to find out what MTA AT&T uses? Correct me if I am wrong

[christian]

YES  you got it now!
I'm sure this is the one you use when you send mail with your mail client without Zentyal 

[jnkbcs]

I did some reading and i see where others are using smart relay. I will have to make a call to ATT to get those settings i presume?

If i sis that would the email leave as userid@jnkbcs.biz?


alos can i change the port from 25 to 26 incoming i can use port triggering or port forward?

I know its allot of questions to ask at once

[jnkbcs]

ok i just tried to telnet in and getting port 25 Connect faild.

here is what i have:

ATT DSL to Netgear VPN firewall - Zentyal Box

on the netgear i have all ports for smtp and web forwarded. I can get to the web port 80 and https. I am stumped