Dear David,
We don't have dial up users, we only host websites..
So all our users use another ISP to dial up to the Internet.
-----Original Message-----
From: David V. Brenner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: mi�rcoles 20 de octubre de 1999 15:47
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] No user account NO MAIL!
>> "No mail relay" ok that confirms what I already thought. But now
>> I still am
>> having the problem that people can use my mail server with out having an
>> account on there, and I cannot ask them not to use, that is the
>> whole point
>> because anyone can use the server how do I know who is using it?
>> I used the
>> name Marc just as an fictions person.
>
>This is actually okay, as it still requires that the user be dialed into
one
>of your local NASes (and thus have an account, no?) to gain access to SMTP
>services. This covers most of the bases, as it allows the user to use any
>return address he wants (for instance, he may prefer to have replies go to
a
>Hotmail address) while still requiring him to be one of your customers.
>However, if the same user dials into another ISP, he is out of luck, and so
>is anyone else who does not have an IP address assigned from your pool.
>Some folks are using authentication for SMTP as well as POP3 now, but are
>not considering using it at this time. We have too many users who would
>have to switch to new software - something that always frightens our
support
>people. <g>
>
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