Hello Dirk,

only  one recipient,  its a mailing list. If I want to add or remove someone, I
could easily do it via mail server settings without any config changes
on SA side.

I do see that it sent via secondary SMTP by:
1.  From  fields  in  primary  &  secondary are different, I see it as
a secondary
2. In the email headers, I could see email servers ip address, it is always
secondary SMTP IP for the second SMTP alert

Wednesday, May 8, 2013, 1:00:48 PM, you wrote:

> And how do you "see" that the alternate is used? 


> Dirk Bulinckx
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> Subject: Re: [SA-list] SMTP alerts

> Hello Dirk,

> http://ftp.sysfx.com/WebFiles/week/Clipboard01.jpg
> http://ftp.sysfx.com/WebFiles/week/Clipboard02.jpg
> http://ftp.sysfx.com/WebFiles/week/Clipboard03.jpg

> SA 7.0.2563


> Wednesday, May 8, 2013, 8:46:48 AM, you wrote:

>> Can you send me some screenshot on how the alerts are exactly 
>> configured and how the fall-back on the SMTP server is configured too.
>> And include the version of SA too.

>> And send it to me directly...list will block the screenshots.



>> dirk

>> On Wed, 08 May 2013 14:30:34 +0200, Viktor Sokol wrote:
>>> Hello Dirk,
>>>
>>> When  you  setup two different SMTP alerts on the same entry, both 
>>> via Primary  SMTP server, second alert always delivered via secondary 
>>> SMTP server. Can you replicate the problem?




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