[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am in the process of closing mail-relaying on my server. (relay for
> adresses only).
> I told my clients to use SMTP-Auth to send e-mail.
> One of my clients uses Outlook 97 and she doesn't want to upgrade to Outlook
> 2000. :-(
>
> But Outlook 97 doesn't support SMTP Auth.
>
> Does s.o. has an alternative what to do, other than upgrading her client ?
> Is there s.th. else I could do on the IMail-server-side to let her in and
> sending mail ?
> But I don't like the idea of going away from relay for adresses only because
> of one client.
If the client in question has a static IP address just permit it
to relay.
If they always come in via some small IP range (i.e. /24 or smaller)
you could consider allowing it to relay.
Anything larger and you should probably tell them "Sorry but in order
to help reduce spamming they'll have to get a more current email client."
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