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~Delores Cisveluterakoi 25.Feb.03 11:13 AM a Web browser General6.0.1Windows 2000
Config :
R6.0.1, anti-relay parameters set and working;
Global Domain doc :
primary internet domain : a.com
secondary internet domains : b.com; c.com
I've configured my R6 config document to block incoming mail to domains a.com; b.com and c.com
when I telnet to port 25, and try to send an email coming from someone@a.com, then it is blocked (as expected)
But when I do the same from someone@b.com or someone@c.com, then these emails are not being rejected...
Basically, I want to protect my SMTP server against remote people who connect to my server, and send an email from a "local_user@local_domain" to "other_local_user@local_domain".
I can prevent this by blocking incoming mails FROM my local domains, but it doesn't seem to work well...
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protect R6 smtp against mail forgin... (~Delores Cisvel... 25.Feb.03)
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