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We have a domain, contoso.com, which is running under Lotus Domino 9. Under said domain we have accounts like alexander@contoso.com or info@contoso.com, and we can send and receive eMail with Lotus Notes and iNotes. This domain has an MX record.

Furthermore, we have a subdomain, intra.contoso.com, which is intranet-only (not in public DNS) and running under a developer license of Exchange. As of now, the Exchange server cannot send email to external servers (I guess I have to configure that somehow?).

Now I want to biweekly send personalized and localized newsletters to all people from a list growing in a MSSQL database table. The newsletters From address shall be info@contoso.com

Since I am a C# developer, I thought to write a small program that uses EWS to create and send the eMails.

I would have to configure Exchange server to send eMails to the net, and I would require eMails sent from Exchange to use a different eMail domain. How can I achieve that?

But then, perhaps there is a better way to send out newsletters with one click?

Alexander
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    Maintaining Exchange just to send some newsletters is pretty heavyweight. Hopefully you're using it for more than that. There are tons of other ways you could send email (`blat.exe`, etc) in lieu of Exchange. – Evan Anderson Oct 17 '14 at 08:39
  • I should have mentioned that the newsletters will mostly contain sth like `a new/updated version of is available`... for development/testing of these plugins we need Exchange, but an island solution was completely sufficient. – Alexander Oct 17 '14 at 08:49

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