In Exchange 2003, is there a way to make POP3 email not to use Outgoing server ( SMTP ) authentication? I mean, when I configure Outlook using POP3 email, I have to choose an email account and then go to More Settings----Outgoing server----select the check box My outgoing server (SMTP ) requires authentication. I will not be able to send email if I don't choose outgoing server authentication. In Outlook, the default setting does not include outgoing server anthentication when using POP3 email.
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POP3 email, do I have to use outgoing SMTP authentication
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No. I just want to see if there is a way to disable outgoing SMTP authentication on a test machine since default Outlook configuration does not include outgoing authentication using POP 3. Will this, disabling outgoing authentication, make the machine an open relay?
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