P.V.Anthony wrote:
Erik Espinoza wrote:
Indeed. I run on port 465/tcp with ssl. That way my dyn clients are
required to use ssl.
Thank you for the idea.
For my situation, I will go with auth smtp on another port.
I have started another smtp service, without rbl, on a non standard port. The
new smtp service has auth-smtp so only authenticated users can relay. It is
working well.
Now for my next question. Is it possible for this new smtp service to not to
take in any messages at all? That means to say, even if some server were to send
any email to the new port, it will not take it and delivery. So spammers will
not be able to send spam to my users using the new port. Since there is no rbl
on this smtp service.
So the only function for the new smtp service is to only accept emails from
authenticated users and no one else.
I hope I was clear in the request.
Please do advice.
P.V.Anthony
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