>Is it possible to allow relay for one account on a domain or for one domain
>itself? IMail v6.05
No, but it isn't necessary:
>We have a traveling salesman for one of our clients that uses AOL while on
>the road and we do not allow relaying so the server is refusing to send his
>mail and getting the error "Not local host" Since his IP is dynamically
>assigned I cannot open a single IP for him on our server.
Here, the salesman can use SMTP AUTH. You don't have to make any changes
to your IMail SMTP security settings (which must be either "Relay for
Addresses" or "No Mail Relay"). He may need to check something like "My
mailserver requires authentication" in his mail client.
Note that AOL treats SMTP TCP connections as its own property. Depending
on their mood, they may ban the SMTP connection, they may allow it, they
may intercept it, or route it through their own SMTP servers. So it would
be best for your AOL user to use AOL's mailserver, so that there aren't any
surprises.
-Scott
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