Hello Glen Lee Edwards,
Once you wrote about "Re: test post":
> >Yes, this policy exists. What above-mentioned servers are doing, is
> >checking mail servers for the relay permissions. You can do it yourself,
> >by completing following telneting to the server on 25th port and trying
> >to send mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or any other
> >obscure addresses). If you will get message saying "Relaying denied", you
> >are OK. If instead you will get something like "Recipient OK" and "Sender
> >OK", then you host allows relay. You will NEED to reconfigure you mail
> >server software. Read the documention for more details.
>
> Need some clarification here: I'm assuming that the preferred setting is
> to not allow relaying? I believe I'm set up that way but I'll check to
> make sure.
Yup. To make it clear, your mail server should allow incoming mail ONLY
for your domain(s).
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