Hi Koby! *SNIP* > >routing all traffic for port 25 is a problem for me as well >although you >gave me some nice ideas that I will think about.
I can see allowing business customers to go straight out, but I don't see how routing private users to only go to your MX servers port 25 is hard? But I might be confused as you say you will block further down this messege :) >But after talking to you guys, you gave me an idea. I can't >block port 25 >for everyone, but I can block port 25 for my private >users and leave my business users open and this is all I care about. That idea is wonderful! *snip* > >In Israel, all cable users connect through the cable provider >and I have no >control over them (it will change next year). OUCH! That sucks. I hope it does change for you. > > >Regarding the idea that you block IP's instead of my domain name it's a >great idea. > >Here is the list of my IP's that you can block mail from: *snip* You rock! I wish more ISPs would do that. Some of the larger ones have started. AOL has giving us many to block. This will definetly help. > > >I'd like to share with a solution I built to my ISP: > *snip* >Please let me know where is the best place to contribute such >a solution, or >if you guys have a use for it. Absolutely interested in it!! Best place to share would be the general SATalk list, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Actually I think we can drop the incubator part now. You have been very nice to work with and I have no problems removing you from listing. I'll let Bob speak on that. --Chris
