Yes i just did join, where would I find info on RTFM, RTFKB, RTFMLA.

Smtp auth might be tough, some of our customers have mail server connecting
to ours also.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Len Conrad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Open Mail relay


>
> >Whats the easiest way to secure my mail server (imail 6.06) from
> >being an open relay.
>
> oh, just joined the list?
>
> easiest: RTFM, RTFKB, RTFMLA, it's been explained godzillion times. :))))
>
> < and they're all the same explanation >
>
> >  We are an ISP and putting in all the ip's (even subnets) could be tough
>
> SMTP AUTH is your friend.
>
> >, but I'm considering it.  What about the "relay mail for local
> >hosts" or "local users" option?
>
> Just Say No.
>
> >Will this require any changes to the end users?
>
> Cut off their hands, seal their lips, remove their wallets.
>
> >There are maybe a thousand users already using.
>
> Bite the Bullet and have them all switch to SMTP AUTH.
>
> Read all about it:  http://www.mailops.com/Help/SMTP/SMTP%20AUTH.htm
>
>
> Len
>
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