We have a corporate email server. Most of our road warriors connect via VPN or Webmail and directly connect to our server for send/receive.
A few users, for various reasons, must use a non-VPN POP3 client. They are also connected through an ISP that requires outgoing mail to be sent via their SMTP server and block attempts tp do otherwise. (i.e., ComCast residential service).
If I understand SPF, this means I would have to have a SPF record for each of these ISP's outgoing SMTP server?
Tom
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A few users, for various reasons, must use a non-VPN POP3 client. They are also connected through an ISP that requires outgoing mail to be sent via their SMTP server and block attempts tp do otherwise. (i.e., ComCast residential service).
If I understand SPF, this means I would have to have a SPF record for each of these ISP's outgoing SMTP server?
Tom
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To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription,
please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/?listname=spf-deployment@v2.listbox.com