Sergio Bortsov, ISP Global Ukraine Lan writes:

Hello!
I'm understand now how to configure the smtp auth for only some IP's.
But it's do not work. Server do not ask about login and password when I send a mail.

And it shouldn't. There's no such thing as "ask about login and password" in SMTP.

Please help! what else I must to do about this?

Nothing.

SMTP authentication is always enabled and available. It is the sending mail client's decision whether to supply a userid and password. If the client does not, and the server requires authentication, then the server simply refuses to accept any mail from the client.

Do yourself a favor and learn how SMTP, and authenticated SMTP works. You will solve many of you misunderstanding about how all this works.

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