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John is on the
money here. If you change it to relay for addresses, then you need to put
those IP address in the system, ie 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 OR if you
change it to No relay, your users will have to use SMTP Auth with their mail
client. Relay for addresses will require some work on your part.
Setting it to No Relay, will require having all users change their mail client
to use SMTP Auth (and a lot of phone support I imagine). Most mail clients
support this now.
Travis
YES!
You are an open relay!
I hope that got your
attention.
If you have your relay set to
local hosts, you are an open relay.
Only viable setting is no relay
or relay for addresses.
This is a FAQ. Please read the
archives and KB and Imail Manual.
John Tolmachoff MCSE
CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
eServices For You
www.eservicesforyou.com
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2003 10:32
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Subject: [IMail Forum] Blacklist
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It seems our domain
brazoria-county.com has been put on a blacklist and we are unable to send
messages to certain places. Can this be since we have our relay set to
relay for local hosts only?
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