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On 1/2/06, tikz chat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
just prevent relaying and spamming . i just want my internal mailserver to communicate with the proxy im about to set up and the proxy will communicate with the rest of the mailservers in the internet. that way, the flow of email should be coming from the proxy to internal and make it more specific to allow email traffic to just 2 computers. am ii making sense here ? :-)
On 12/31/05, Peter Santiago <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:tikz chat wrote:
> thanks for the replies. added question will be, will it be more secure
> if you proxy your smtp/pop server?
> For example. ( sample email flow )
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> Public (proxy pop/smtp) --->Firewall ( just accept 25/110 from proxy
> pop/smtp to the internal real mail server ) -----> internal smtp/pop
> server.
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> will this setup improve the security of my mails ?
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[snip]
When you say security of email, what are you specifically referring to?
Prevent hacking of mailserver? Prevent relaying? Allow authenticated
relaying?
Please elaborate on what you exactly wish to accomplish. i.e. you want
to protect backend Exchange server
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Peter Santiago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My website: www.psinergybbs.com
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