speaking of my antivirus/antispam proxy, i recently (today) learned
that occasionally my customers are getting hit with a 'multiple
outbound mail' problem.
i gateway customer outbound mail through the AV/AS proxy. customer
reported this morning that he sent an approximately 5 megabyte
message
At 11:38 AM 6/24/2005, Miloska wrote:
first of all i think this is a bit offtopic.
i suggest you not to have more than one MX record for your domains.
smtp is not a 'real-time' service, like web, so if your server goes
down for an hour or two you wont miss any mail, and for your useres is
the s
first of all i think this is a bit offtopic.
i suggest you not to have more than one MX record for your domains.
smtp is not a 'real-time' service, like web, so if your server goes
down for an hour or two you wont miss any mail, and for your useres is
the same, that the mail pending in your second
Is there any way to make that every mail received by MAILSERVER-B
from anywhere except from MAILSERVER-A was sended to MAILSERVER-A, except
in case of MAILSERVER-A was down?
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Billy Newsom wrote:
> Pamcho wrote:
> >
> > I have the following configuration:
> >
> >
