Re: Smarthost Authentication HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- From: "Bill Sanderson" <bill_sanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 17:58:53 -0400
Great. I've never figured out what got us sanctioned. The obvious possibility was a remote office staff person who moved and sent a change of address notice to her whole address book, but she swore it wasn't anywhere near that number of people...
And I went looking for rootkits as I often due, give the high volume of fairly targeted spam I see to our addresses--and didn't find anything.
"JoeF" <JoeF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:ED1CFF8B-2B6C-483E-A9EA-0DEE24F94F70@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
OK...it appears to be working using their smarthost server and authentication.
I highly doubt I will besending over 500 messages in 1 hour, so no worries
there.
Thanks for all the help...very close to cancelling the service.
Verizon has MANY complaints about their Fios router not able to go into
brifge mode anymore. Hopefully, all the complaining will make them do
something.
-JoeF
"Bill Sanderson" wrote:
FWIW, I can confirm that the instructions Teneo gave will allow you to use
Verizon's smarthost. I have done this in the past.
It is also useful to know that even the business class service with static
IP (I have it, in the DSL flavor) uses IP ranges which are considered
dialup.
You should also be aware that Verizon's policies will shut down access to
their smarthost for 24 hours if you send more than 500 messages in a single
hour--and that there is apparently no appeal possible from this sanction.
I would recommend using a different smarthost, even with Verizon's service
as ISP. We use our own web server which is hosted by a different ISP.
"Steve" <newsgroup@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:u57v8y1uIHA.576@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is this a business or residential Verizon FIOS? If you want to run your
> own mail server its best to use their business class FIOS with a static > IP
> (I know its expensive).
>
> "JoeF" <JoeF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:2FAEE004-65A4-4015-BB87-C279B252DBA0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>I just got Verizon Fios installed yesterday.
>> I can't send e-mail using DNS to route it because of a dynamic IP >> address
>> and most servers blocking me due to a dynamic IP address policy found >> in
>> Spamhaus lists, etc...
>>
>> Verizon has an outgoing mail server called 'outgoing.verizon.net' that >> I
>> can
>> use, but it requires authentication.
>>
>> When going through the E-Mail and Internet connection wizard, there is >> no
>> option to add smarthost server credentials. If I don't add any
>> credentials,
>> outgoing mail bounces with #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 Authentication >> Required
>> messages.
>>
>> How can I set up a smarthost WITH authentication for my Small Business
>> Server 2003 Premium Exchange server?
>>
>> Thanks for any/all information!
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> JoeF
>
>
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