Spam wrote:
I had tried something like this, the problem comes when your users try to
do authenticated smtp with another mail server which would obviously fail
to login to your ISP's smtp server.
"Forced to use an external relay server" and "authenticated smtp with
another mail server" se
> Jay Lee wrote:
>>Martijn Lievaart said:
>>
>>
>>>[ off-list, my phone does not seem to understand mailinglists ]
>>>
>>> >Yes I understand. The reason I ask is that for IPv4, I am forced to
>>> >use a external relay server with my ISP. However, for IPv6 it is not
>>> >required. In fact,
Jay Lee wrote:
Martijn Lievaart said:
[ off-list, my phone does not seem to understand mailinglists ]
>Yes I understand. The reason I ask is that for IPv4, I am forced to
>use a external relay server with my ISP. However, for IPv6 it is not
>required. In fact, my ISPs relayserver does not
Martijn Lievaart said:
> [ off-list, my phone does not seem to understand mailinglists ]
>
>>Yes I understand. The reason I ask is that for IPv4, I am forced to
>>use a external relay server with my ISP. However, for IPv6 it is not
>>required. In fact, my ISPs relayserver does not supp
[ off-list, my phone does not seem to understand mailinglists ]
>Yes I understand. The reason I ask is that for IPv4, I am forced to
>use a external relay server with my ISP. However, for IPv6 it is not
>required. In fact, my ISPs relayserver does not support IPv6 at all.
You could try
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Is it possible to use different esmtproutes settings depending on if
>> the receiver is on a IPv6 or IPv4 network (has or A records)?
> esmtproutes specifies explicit destination mail server for some domain X.
> Any existing MX, A, or records for domain X are ignor
Spam writes:
Hello,
Is it possible to use different esmtproutes settings depending on if
the receiver is on a IPv6 or IPv4 network (has or A records)?
esmtproutes specifies explicit destination mail server for some domain X.
Any existing MX, A, or records for domain X are ignored, and m
Hello,
Is it possible to use different esmtproutes settings depending on if
the receiver is on a IPv6 or IPv4 network (has or A records)?
~S
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