Richard,
With Relay for 'Local Hosts', the IP address table is not read or used. You
need to use the Relay for 'Addresses', then the table will be used and IMail
would ally your other server to relay. I hope you did not enter the
addresses in the 'Control Access' address table as that could block access
to the SMTP service.
You could use the accept.txt and relay for 'Local Hosts', but that is not
very secure. I (and any Spammer in the world) could easily defeat this
security, just by using a 'from' address, that has your domain name in it.
The address you sent this from, would be the first one I'd try!
Settings are mutually exclusive (radio buttons!) and cannot be 'combined'.
You will need to stop/start the SMTP service after making any SMTP Security
changes.
Daniel Donnelly
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Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 8:25 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Mail Relay - Local Host
> We have mail relay set up for local hosts only on our system.
> I put in the block of IPs starting with .65 and gave it a netmask of .192
> (for 64 IPs)
>
> My problem is that IMail is refusing to relay mail from one of our systems
> in that range.
> Do I have the right settings?
>
>
>
> Richard Young
> Business Development
> Reliant Access Communications
>
> 770-921-7017 Ext 7201
>
> www.reliantaccess.net
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