Yes they can, but the error I get on Outlook is: recipient address rejected.
Postfix by default does not allow relaying. Set in main.cf to allow postfix to acknowledge your network.
mynetworks = your.local.ip.addresses/netmask, 111.222.333.444
> But if they send mail to an address within the same domain, there's no > problem. The message gets delivered.
This is because Postfix will accept mail for itself (mydomains)
mydomain = mannydomain.com
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