Hi everyone. We've long been a good outgoing mail provider, and all of our mail servers have restricted outgoing mail to two different methods:
1. Our client has an IP address that belongs to a certain set of IP ranges. OR 2. Our client logs in with authenticated SMTP. However, I just noticed that over the weekend our new Zen loadbalancer has turned our carefully laid plans on their ear, since its IP address belongs to rule number 1 there. As far as our mail server is concerned, any connections made through the loadbalancer are allowed to send e-mail far and wide. Well, now that I've shut *that* down (thankfully, the system isn't live quite yet), we now have to figure out a plan for letting our thousands of customers send e-mail through a highly available mail server, but without having to change them all to authenticated SMTP, because that's a tech support nightmare. Any ideas? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Zenloadbalancer-support mailing list Zenloadbalancer-support@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/zenloadbalancer-support
