I disagree with your assessment of the "way it is" for sites.
It's an unnecessary change which was forced on us because of an error due to a
request from a single user. It's not like the HMC is in and of itself an SMTP
server. THe HMC doesn't have the capability to be an SMTP server. It's u
David:
This could be a big deal with some companies. A company 6that I used to work
for battled every request this and it took months t6o get it done.
I vote the KISS methodology. If there is a security issue it MUST be hi lighted
as well.
If you opt for your way there should be a big bullet poin
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This problem hits close to the heart of IBM-Main. I discovered a while back
that a new email address could not successfully be registered from within the
company network. This might be for a new person or for someone whose email
address had changed. After
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This problem hits close to the heart of IBM-Main. I discovered a while back
that a new email address could not successfully be registered from within the
company network. This might be for a new person or for someone whose email
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In my humble opinion this is not a problem with HMC but network/email folks in
the organisation.
Any HMC name and domain has to be somehow "authorized" within company network.
So, *some* effort has to be done, irrespectiv
In my humble opinion this is not a problem with HMC but network/email
folks in the organisation.
Any HMC name and domain has to be somehow "authorized" within company
network. So, *some* effort has to be done, irrespectively of the name of
HMC.
If I could choose I would pay much more effort in
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Tom,
Based on our experience with outlook in the cloud, yes we need to be able to
provide a 'valid email address' for our account in the FROM field.
Ju
Doug, Brian, Kees,
Thank you for your input.
Tom
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I agree.
Kees.
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> Yes I do. Not everyone will
Yes I do. Not everyone will be able to convince the network weenies to make
the change for them. Most systems programmers just want to be able to control
this (as simply as possible) from the same interface where you specify where
the email gets delivered to.
That doesn't seem like an unreaso
Tom,
Based on our experience with outlook in the cloud, yes we need to be able to
provide a 'valid email address' for our account in the FROM field.
Just my 2cents..
Best regards, Doug
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On Jan 25, 2017, at 14:46, Tom Mathias wrote:
Brian,
There is going to be an update to the manual/helps
Brian,
There is going to be an update to the manual/helps coming in a future release.
Now since your problem was fixed by updating the DNS, do you still think there
needs to be a way to customize the "FROM:" line as well?
Tom
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Brian,
It looks like you now have a way around your issue. I will talk to the owner
of the HMC manuals about making an update for this. Thank you for your input.
Tom
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Thanks,
That actually works quite well. IBM might want to think about putting this in
the HMC manual.
Brian
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Can't spammers bypass this check by just faking a real domain name in the
FROM: field, something like s...@gmail.com?
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Seconding what David said.
And the beauty here is that this doesn't break anything and doesn't
expose you to risk.
On 01/23/17 09:20, David Boyes wrote:
I don't understand, do you mean
add another MX and A record at
the company site domain server,
In yours. The root problem is actually a goo
I don't understand, do you mean add another MX and A record at the company site
domain server, or at the site that receives the email from the company site?
Brian
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Exactly, just remember they're there for the next HMC cycle..
In a message dated 1/21/2017 12:41:01 A.M. Central Standard Time,
dbo...@sinenomine.net writes:
Maybe I'm not seeing something here, but is there any reason why you don't
add an A and MX record for your HMC to DNS? Do that, and
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