>With that said, it appears we have two options: > >1. IMgate and the "Pop-Before-SMTP" feature - The way I understand this is >that a user POPs to Imail then IMgate reads Imail logs and temporarily >allows user's IP to relay. Basically, this is a dynamic version of "Relay >for Addresses"?
exactly, imail-pop-before-image-smtp adds the authenticated POP3 user's ip address to an dynamic access list that works just like "relay for addresses". After some definable window, the ip is removed from the list. >2. Install Declude HiJack. > >We like the IMgate solution because of it's apparent security and we also >want to setup IMgate boxes to take stress off of our Imail machine BUT time >is critical right now and our only UNIX guy hasn't used it in 10 years so >getting up to speed could be an issue. nah, not really. >How easy is this to setup for a MS, >C++, ASP oriented person? Most IMgAte admins haven't touched *nix before using IMGate, so it can't be too bad. You don't have to a full Unix sysadmin to set it up and run it. Many others have asked me to set it up for them, and some of those have paid me a monthly retainer to look after it until they get comfortable with it. We got sizes that fit everybody. :)) Len Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
