On 2/4/11 4:54 AM, Giles Coochey wrote:
to use it for an IP address that is allocated and is controlled by you. O
I think the ip of your router might work. as long as
a) you never have an ip on it
b) you don't load 'hits' on it to dshield.
your dns server, the ip of your outbound nat (as long as it would never
answer port 25), etc
yes, selecting a RANDOM ip would be bad. someone might put an smtp
server on that ip.
allowing anyone who is NOT under contract to you to potentially access
your inbound email could violate privacy laws in several geopolitical
regions.
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