I'm working in the design of a new Exchange 2003 infraestruture for a Financial Group in Central America, 7 country locations, using a 1 Hub Site
design, around 4,000 accounts in total. Currently they use Exch 5.5 and
Linux as SMTP Front Ends for incoming mail, with LDAP Catalogs reading the
Exch 5.5 Directory and then routing mail to the Exch 5.5 Servers on each
country through Internet. One goal of the design is reduce management costs
removing the LDAP Servers. Question: Is it posible to use SMTP connectors
instead the Linux boxes for routing incoming mail through Internet, and
proritize mails with explicit sender address? EventSink is an option but not
programming is wanted.
Re: New to pc.....OE trouble ... > going on about inbox servers outbox servers and POP3 and SMTP....settings... POP3 (incoming mail):... (microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress)
Re: undelivered e-mails ... Well, incoming mail to your server is accepted by SMTP, which is the same service that sends your mail out. ... I had this happen to me once just by bouncing our antispam software, which doesn't scan outbound--but since it was tied to SMTP it did affect some outgoing messages.... I have some very angry executives who have been embarrassed by sending out very late e-mails.... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
Re: POP3 SERVER ... POP3 Server: mail.comcast.net ...Port settings when on the Network: POP port 110 and SMTP port 25 ... In the Incoming Mail server field enter:mail.comcast.net ... (microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress)
RE: [Full-Disclosure] Backdoor not recognized by Kaspersky ... > own SMTP engine completely bypasses the end users ISP server. ... > the recipient server does not allow incoming mail from wherever it is ... > is some sort of SPF.... (Full-Disclosure)
Re: Beware of ISP spam filtering ... No, it's incoming mail, being forwarded from some domain to some ISP mail... address, the way I've read previous posts, and nothing to do with SMTP... And the forwarding server did not use SMTP to send it to the ISP mail ... (uk.telecom.broadband)
