Using SMTP service that in another server, HOWTO set current server using whm/cpanel?

[basketmen]

Hi guys,

i use a dedicated server, i cant send email to yahoo mail, i didnt send spam and already send bulkmaster to yahoo mail postmaster few times, but still didnt granted, like others people here [webhostingtalk.com...] , i cant move to another hosting company for now, its ok i dont blame the hosting company since they are very cheap, only get this problem with yahoo mail





so the solution, i use SMTP service that in another server, i already ordered one with max 25.000 emails/month. Here are the authenticated SMTP details in another server I got for example :
Server: authsmtp.otherdomain.com
Username: [e-mail]
Password: password



I already try it, i can use it with outlook express, its works sended to yahoo mail :)

Now can i set it inside the whm/cpanel? so i can use it for the entire email in the server, like the emails via php (ie. forum registration) and others, not only in outlook express via my computer

The SMTP service company only give methode using outlook express, not using whm/cpanel






Nb. And if its can, just need to route the following domains mail through this account, but if its cant its ok for all email just like the above its enough
yahoo.co.uk
yahoo.com
yahoo.cn
yahoo.ca
yahoo.com.au
yahoo.co.in
ymail.com
yahoo.fr
rocketmail.com
btinternet.com

[basketmen]

please help guys, i just need email sended from PHP mail() for using above SMTP relay, since half email are sended from the script (for example vbulletin , phpbb, and others php script that i use now), not just from outlook express that i already can set right now

if you can show me how to do this, or there is tutorial url please let me know, my host say cant help since i am using unmanaged server

[Hoople]

cPanel ---> Mail ---> MX Entry. Select 'Remote Mail Exchanger' as the new default. In the upper right there is a 'Help' link that will explain the configuration detail more in depth.

Adding a new MX record (to replace your default one) for the new email server is required.

There is more detailed help on the cPanel.net [cpanel.net] site and in the forums [forums.cpanel.net] there. Many times cPanel staff answer questions posted there. Good luck!

Mail success to Yahoo! many times requires both SPF records and SenderID/Domain Keys to be configured on DNS. Using a different mail server may require this as the email source IP will be the webserver and then show a relay thru your new server. Add that as an IP4 record to SPF. AOL.com will check that IP's reverse lookup and Pointer records to match what you specify in your A/MX records. See [webmasterworld.com ] and others that discuss SPF records and SenderID/Domain Keys.