SMTP Proxy Clifford Dsouza
SMTP Proxy Synametrics Support
| From: | Clifford Dsouza |
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| Date: | 9/4/19 5:29 AM |
| Topic: | SMTP Proxy |
| Type: | General Discussions |
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Hi We are ISP's and we have noticed that our IP Pools are being blacklisted, was wondering if Xeams can be used as a transparent proxy to send outbound mails to the destination domains, however i need to block SPAM so that we maintain our IP Reputation as a service provider.
i can do policy based routing to send all traffic on port 25 to go to the Xeams server, however i do not wan to use Xeams as a relay server
Regards Clifford Dsouza |
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| From: | Synametrics Support |
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| Date: | 9/4/19 1:38 PM |
| Topic: | SMTP Proxy |
| Type: | General Discussions |
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Clifford, You cannot use the Proxy Server for outbound emails - that can only be used for Inbound. Besides, even if you were able to use the Proxy Server, the receiving end (gmail.com, yahoo.com or AnyOtherDomain.com) will always see message coming from your IP. I am not sure what you mean by "Transparent Proxy". You will have to use the regular SMTP server in Xeams for outbound. Xeams also has alerts letting you know if one particular user sends too many outbound emails, which comes in handy if someone on the Internet gets hold of a userid/password and is now misusing a legit account.
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