Re: Can I configure Exchange to ONLY accept email from my ISP ??

Hi Simon,

Mail delivered to your ISP, you collect via pop3, SBS pop3 not recommended, 3rd party better.

Have I missed something...;-) can you elaborate a bit more... ;-)

Technically, if ISP supports it can configure MX and A records to send email to ISP via SMTP this then hops over to your server but is additional configuration for something uneccessary. If trying to utilise ISP spam / virus capabilities then this would usually be available for pop3.

As I say, elaborate a bit more what you mean...


"SimonR" <Simon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23HZofvMbHHA.3584@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If so how?


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