Re: Client IPs with Dynamic IPs

[Kevin Windham]

Why not add authentication to your custom software. Plain SMTP AUTH is 
not that difficult. This is not going to get easier. Everything is 
headed towards more authentication, not less.

Kevin

On Jan 16, 2004, at 12:00 PM, chris wrote:

I don't think this is possible (but I may be wrong...). But can't you 
just
use your provider's SMTP server to send your mails? Or do I miss 
something?
Verizon in my area requires SMTP Authentication for all outbound email.

So that puts me back to the same state I am in with my SIMS server,
requiring a method of authentication that my email client, nor any of 
my
custom email software, supports.

Most likely, I will end up just using my own software to add SMTP
Authentication to my email clients... I was just trying to avoid that 
if
there was a nice solution already available in SIMS.

-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>


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