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Manoel
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Please,
Give-me a complete example using
SMTP component with Windows2003 server
and email server Exchange 2003 with
1) The Exchange was configured with
Integrated windows authentication (the
client and the server negociate the windows
security suppport)
and
2) The Protocol is Kerberos/NTLM , first
Kerberos after NTLM
I Think it's default for Exchange2003
Thanks.
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Alex
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| Posted: 21 April 2006 at 11:15am | IP Logged
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MailBee SMTP component is fully compatible with Windows 2003 server and Exchange 2003 server. You can send mails as follows (in VB syntax):
Code:
Dim oSmtp
Set oSmtp = CreateObject("MailBee.SMTP")
oSmtp.LicenseKey = "put your license key here"
oSmtp.ServerName = "mail.domain.com"
oSmtp.AuthMethod = 4 ' using NTLM authentication
oSmtp.UserName = "UserName" ' Username of current windows user
oSmtp.Password = "Password" ' Password of current windows user
If oSmtp.Connect Then
oSmtp.Message.ToAddr = "bill@domain.com"
oSmtp.Message.FromAddr = "joe@domain.com"
oSmtp.Message.Subject = "Test message"
If Not oSmtp.Send Then
MsgBox oSmtp.ErrDesc
End If
oSmtp.Disconnect
End If
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As you can see, in order to use NTLM authentication you need to specify credentials of current windows user. In our upcoming MailBee.NET SMTP v2.0 component you can take advantage of NTLM authentication in Windows Integrated Authentication mode (without knowing of credentials). It will be released next week.
Regards,
Alex
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Manoel
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I think that authentication using kerberos and exchange 2003 is become:
X-EXPS GSSAPI LOGIN
and not
AUTH NTLM LOGIN
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Alex
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The upcoming MailBee.NET SMTP v2.0 (will be released in a few days) component doesn't yet support GSSAPI (Kerberos), but it will be implemented in the next version of MailBee.NET SMTP. It will be released in a couple of months.
Regards,
Alex
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Innova
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Hi, we are a software company that bought The COM based MailBee SMTP component 2 years ago, and we are satisfied with its funcionallity.. but in this month, we need to provide to our client's, the option to send mails using the credentials of the current user logged in Windows(Login y Password). We saw the example in the Forum, where the NTLM authentication is used, BUT IN THAT CASE, knowing the user and password is essential. That's the point, How we acquire those 2 items, in order to CONTINUE USING the MailBee component. Which way/component/Algorithm you recommend to use for that purpose. We dont wanna use a component diferrent to Mailbee for sending mail's with the SMTP component..
please... could you help us...
Thank's a lot
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Alex
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Only MailBee.NET Objects library supports this functionality. COM (ActiveX) version doesn't.
If you would like to upgrade, there is 50% discount for ActiveX users.
And it's not possible to use another component to grab the password from the system and then pass it to MailBee. Windows never allows applications to retrieve passwords from the system.
Regards,
Alex
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