I would prefer not to have a local account and password shared by everyone in
support.
Sending mail from an authenticated user was the only way it would relay the
mail.
I don't want to inadvertently create an open relay either. My support users can
come from a variety of ip's but even adding
Can't you (simply) set up each support person with their own
authentication account, and configure their client with
supp...@mydomain.com as the sender email address?
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-Eric 'shubes'
On 03/09/2014 07:11 AM, Scot wrote:
I would prefer not to have a local account and password shared by
Have you tried to telnet into the system and test that users
account?
On 03/09/2014 07:40 PM, Chandran
Manikandan wrote:
Hi Finn,
Yes am sure, That mailbox available in this domain 'pan-asia.in'
and also i tried another users the same
Yes, I could, but I was really hoping to avoid managing psudo users as
employees come and go from support here as well as AD.
A single common account and password seems to be the best way to handle this
One password to change when an employee leaves.
That account would only be used for
Hi ,
I have tried from telnet and got below message.
220 pan-asia.in - Welcome to Qmail Toaster Ver. %{bversion} SMTP Server
ESMTP
MAIL FROM:m...@parpl.com
250 ok
RCPT TO:m...@pan-asia.in
250 ok
DATA
354 Proceed.
SUBJECT:Hai how are you
Hai Mani
How are you
.
250 ok 1394425967 qp 3722
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