No, it hopefully won't - and _if/when_ SPF (or anything like that)
will be implemented world wide you can't filter smtp traffic. Because
the customer has to authenticate himself at _his_ mailserver. But as I
heard: Cablecom is enforcing ASMTP on all customers - that's a good
move, and hopefully some will "follow".
BTW: Such a proxy also limits your choice of where having your
housing/mailserver and where having your DSL connection - with such a
proxy you'll have to have both from the same ISP.
On Die, Nov 09, 2004 at 11:26:56 +0100, Roger Schmid wrote:
> This will be hopefully standard in the future ;-)
> > We have many customers which cannot connect to their mailserver @Hostpoint
> > via ESMTP. I
> > suppose, a transparent SMTP proxy filters all the Port 25 traffic.
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