FYI! GTE is the same as AT&T. They require a return address of gte.net!
Grant Griffith
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Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 09:38:28 -0400
>> If your customers use a different ISP then they should use that
>> ISP's posting servers. Again another generalisation but ISP's tend
>> to know that checking the domain is a valid local domain is pretty
>> pointless when deciding whether to relay. They normally allow their
>> customers' IP addresses to relay on their servers irrespective of
>> the sending domain name...
>
>FYI, AT&T's Internet access requires you to use the AT&T return address. They
>require it on their SMTP servers, and block access to all mail servers besides their
>own.
> -Scott
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