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Posted by Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] on February 9, 2006, 10:20 am
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> Hi everyone.
> I have the next problem. In a Mdaemon 5.0 server someone is sending
> mails to hanmail.net using one of my accounts.
Someone where? Someone inside? Someone outside? Using your mdaemon server as
the SMTP server, or another one? Using one of your *accounts* or merely
relaying through it?
> I want to solve that
> problem. I think one of the problems is that i dont have enough
> seciurity when sending mails from the server . If I want to send a
> mail using outlook for example never ask me the pwd for doing that .
> It only asks me for the password when receiving. How can I control
> the outgoing mails ?
> Thanks and sorry my english.
> Federico
You should be able to control who can relay mail through your server -
either disable relay or require authenticated relay, and make sure you have
good, complex passwords for all accounts. Then configure your mail clients
to authenticate to the SMTP server in the Internet mail account settings.
I don't know where you set this up in Mdaemon, but it should be in your
documentation or you should be able to find something on the web.
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