A lot of firewalls out there will authenticate any port you tell them to.
Check your f/w documentation.
-Jacob
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, you wrote:
> HI =)
>
> Maybe you've run into the situation where you have your own email server
> and a few people connecting to it remotely to send and receive
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Ed Lazor blurted out:
EL>Found something that looks good. Anyone here have experience with it?
EL>
EL>http://www.ls-l.net/drac/
I don't run sendmail any more but my understanding is that sendmail has
the functionality you're looking for built in. Here are some references:
Found something that looks good. Anyone here have experience with it?
http://www.ls-l.net/drac/
At 10:09 PM 3/19/2001 -0500, Charles Galpin wrote:
>yes, smtp authentication is supported. I think the term used is "pop
>before smtp". check the mailhelp archives on moongroup.com for details.
>
>h
yes, smtp authentication is supported. I think the term used is "pop
before smtp". check the mailhelp archives on moongroup.com for details.
hth
charles
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Ed Lazor wrote:
> I was
> wondering if maybe sendmail allows authenticated smtp of some sort. Then I
> could open up re
HI =)
Maybe you've run into the situation where you have your own email server
and a few people connecting to it remotely to send and receive mail. It's
easy to setup accounts for people and give them pop3 access, but a total
pain when it comes to providing them with an smtp server. Sure, I c
