Use No Mail Relay....
This prevents those not on your LAN from sending. Let those useing other
ISP (ISP.COM) to use the smtp of that ISP (SMTP.ISP.COM or whatever it
is.). They can still connect to your POP.
Walt
At 11:22 AM 10/20/99 +0200, you wrote:
>>>>
Hello Everyone,
This is my first post to this List.
I would like to prevent people from sending mail through the email server
that do NOT have an user account on the server.
For example we have virtual domains
@joop.com
@appie.com
Now Mark with his hotmail accounts wants to send a large email out but he
can't do this through his server so he changes his settings in his mail
program
Username : <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Password : whatever
Pop : mail.joop.com
Smtp: mail.joop.com
etc
At this moment mail can be send through our mail serve rlike that, while
marc does not even have an account set up.
Now I did look at the help files that come with the server, and the closed
thing that I could see to stop this was No Mail Relay, but if I understand
this correctly this means that only users on the server can send to users
on the server, so they can't send any mail to someone that is not a user on
the server.
Could someone please help me out with this one?
Regards,
Taco
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