Hi!
Is there any check for an E-mail system that sends an email via an
(external) smtp server and looks if that email is received (in a set
timeframe) on a pop3/imap account?
If not, how do you ensure that incoming mails reach your local server?
Infrastructure:
We have an external mail provider, putting all mail in a catchall account.
A tool called "popcon" fetches the mails from that account, checks for
viruses and has a rudimentary spam detection, and then delivers via our
local Exchange server to the original recipients mailboxes.
So we have multiple spofs.
I already surveil smtp, pop and imap on both the external and our
Exchange server.
But that won't find popcon failures, or other delivery problems.
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Dipl.-Inform. Marco Dieckhoff
Project Manager IT/ORG
BREMSKERL-REIBBELAGWERKE EMMERLING GMBH & CO KG
Brakenhof 7, 31629 Estorf-Leeseringen (Germany)
P.O. Box 1860, 31568 Nienburg (Germany)
phone: +49 (0) 5025 978 120
mail: marco.dieckh...@bremskerl.de
Geschäftsführer der GmbH / General Manager: Reinhard Gramatke
Amtsgericht Walsrode / Registration no.: KG: HRA100282, GmbH: HRB100520
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