On Sep 13, 2005, at 7:34 AM, Brian Findlay wrote:
I am trying to access my mail server from work, and SIMS constantly
rejects incoming mail, (from me that is) with a 'we do not relay'
message. I can get around this by checking mail before sending (ie it
verifies my ip and keeps it open briefly), but this is a pain, as
often messages need to be sent throughout the day.
I obtained the ip range from work, and entered this in the SMTP
'clients' list. I even included the specific ip of my machine, but it
still will not recognize it as a client.
<snip>
I found using SMTP AUTH to be a lot easier/safer/consistent than using
and IP range or check before send. I have moved on from SIMS, but I
recall it being a simple check box in, I think, the SMTP setup page. I
know Eudora and Mail.app support this and I think that nearly any
recent mail client should.
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