> That really only answers half the question. Unless I mis-read, Aaron
> was using the MS/Smtp as an inbound gateway as well, and a
> dictionary attack caused grief, since the MS server simply accepted
> all the e-mails...
Actually, he didn't ask about that part, since that's a known issue
with any gateway that doesn't hold a copy of the local userbase(s).
> This is something I've pondered. Is there a good way to use MS/SMTP
> as an inbound gateway.
Yes; use ORF (www.vamsoft.com), which has a recipient blacklist that
can be used to reject unknown recipients that you add manually, as
well as an AD-based table that is automatically populated if you are
using IMail's AD integration.
--Sandy
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