This is not unusual, otherwise spammers could just get a dial account, and
start sending their trash.
Almost every ISP makes provisions for their customers to GATEWAY through
their servers (just have the client enter their ISP's mail server & port,
and authentication data as the "Outgoing Server" (most clients now have
provision for separate Incoming vs. Outgoing authentication information).
Sincerely,
John Martoccio
Intelligent Solutions - (Fast Admin Services, a computer systems
integrator-VAR)
LakeCountyBroadband.com (a wireless ISP)
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ted
> Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 12:30 PM
> To: imsusers
> Subject: OT: ISPs refusing mail from clients with dynamic IPs
>
>
> Is anyone on the list having problems now that some of the
> big ISPs, like
> AOL, are refusing mail from dynamic IPs? I know some of my
> clients send
> their outgoing mail through there own ISP using their dynamic
> IP address and
> I could see this causing them a little grief. And a lot home
> users don't
> have static IPs.
>
> just wondering if this is causing anyone's phone to ring out there.
>
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