We also us Google as a filtering system for are own mail servers. But only
for inbound. Heres how we do it.

Background:
MX records point to all googles mail server + are mail servers. But on are
mail server have all inbound mail blocked (port 25 inbound is closed) on
the MX ip address. These server (are mail servers) have 2 ipaddress. On
the second IP on that same server we have open port 25.

Heres how it all plays out:
All mail coming to [email protected] goes though this.

[email protected] => [email protected] (gmail server) =>
cfrank...@ipaddress (in house server).

But for all out going mail we still and can do this.

[email protected] (in house server) => [email protected]


So for us, not only is gmail acting like a big brother filter, but also as
a backup for us so we can take down are server, but still have mail "flow"
in. This setup allows us to still do are own in house
archiving/monitoring. With alot of flexibility.


>>
>> > It appears that Google Apps does use Postini...I mean why not.
>> > Google owns it.
>>
>> for one, single, simple reason; ASSP may help you protecting
>> yourself against OUTBOUND "junk" and you'll be in control of
>> it, google won't;
>
> FYI, You took my statement out of context and turned it around.  I was
> simply stating that Google owns Postini, to answer Scott H's question.
>
> If you were Google and owned a powerhouse anti-spam company like
> Postini, wouldn't you take advantage of it (irregardless of (a)any
> quarrels people might have with it and (b)the TOS that you previously
> mentioned)?
>
> Kind Regards,
> Brett
>
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