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how do i configure my UTM to be a simple SMTP Proxy?

jmtheron
Here is the email account that i use:
Email address: username@india.com
SMTP server: smtp.india.com 
port:25
normal password Auth

I have set the following settings:
Email Protection/Global> Simple Mode
Email Protection/Routing/Domain> india.com
Email Protection/Routing/Route by: Static Host list
with smtp.india.com as a DNShost

Email Protection/Routing/Relaying/Host-based relay> 
i added the internal network that im sending mail from.

Email Protection/Routing/Advanced> 
Transparent mode is enabled.
Allow SMTP traffic for listed hosts/nets in enabled

I have not changed any settings on the client side it is using this settings as smtp server
Email address: username@india.com
SMTP server: smtp.india.com 
port:25
normal password Auth


Emails that i send from my internal network goes and sits on the UTM SMTP Spool. How do i get the UTM release the mail?[:S]


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    I guess that defeats the purpose of the proxy - i want the UTM box to handle sending out the mail via SMTP - not have the outlook client directly sending to the ISP as it takes time.

    I just cant understand why it is taking so long to send from the outlook client to the UTM box.  It says "processing" for a good 1-2mins?
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    I guess that defeats the purpose of the proxy - i want the UTM box to handle sending out the mail via SMTP - not have the outlook client directly sending to the ISP as it takes time.

    I just cant understand why it is taking so long to send from the outlook client to the UTM box.  It says "processing" for a good 1-2mins?
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