This MX is not mine. It is run by our campus IT department so
unfortunately, I have no control over it nor do I have the ability to
change any headers it creates. I believe it only sends outgoing from
local IP addresses, but we have a dialin pool that is local. I am not
positive about other relay restrictions, but it does not use a replica
of our IMail database.
--Todd.
Sanford Whiteman wrote:
Can you "mark" messages headers on your primary MX if they are not
comming from outside but from your local machines? Something like:
If local-machine (for example because SMTP-Auth'ed) then write
"X-Note: lms.kent Local sender" in the message header.
Further to Markus' question, what MTA platform are you using on the
MX/outbound box? Are you authenticating against the exact same back
end userbase as the mailbox server, or batch-replicating the mailbox
credentials to the MX/outbound, or even using different credentials
entirely?
--Sandy
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