So? If I check the "no mail relay" .. The outlook clients will still work
right? They just need to authenticate their outgoing smtp.. Is this correct?
Ray
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 10:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Advice (for your review)
> I have been denied the removal of my ip from the blacklist site...
Good! That means that the blacklist site is operating properly. It's kind
of being in jail, and punching the guard before asking him if he'll let you
out.
You are listed because people have sent spam through your site, and they
will continue to do so. I still don't see why so many people make their
good customers pay, but let spammers use their mail server for free.
> I am not sure how to secure the site enough to get off the list..
It's good that you asked. You need to go to the IMail Administrator, and
select "Relay for Addresses" on the SMTP Security tab. Enter in the
addresses of people who you trust (such as IPs on your domain). Then, other
people will need to use SMTP Authentication.
> How would I configure my Imail so that I can stop relaying and allow
> all my remote outlook clients to authenticate.. they all come from
> remote Ip's and it would be impossible to list all of them..
They will need to use SMTP Authentication, or else you can not be sure that
they are not spammers.
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-Scott
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