Good morning!
I'm running MailEnable Professional 10.25. We've got a simple set up -- one domain, one postoffice.
I'm wanting to route all outbound email from MailEnable to an external spam/malware filter service so email is checked before it gets delivered to the destinationserver.
I believe I do this by configuring Smart Host in MailEnable.
How do I do this correctly?
There are two places where I find Smart Host settings: in the postoffice properties, and in the SMTP service properties.
What's the difference? I've looked through the documentation and other entries on the forum, and I'm still not clear what I should do.
I ?think? if I set Smart Host in postoffice properties, Smart Host only applies to outbound email from that postoffice: If I set it in SMTP properties, applies to all outbound email.
Am I right?
Thanks for your help.
How to route all outbound email to a spam/malware filter
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Re: How to route all outbound email to a spam/malware filter
Hi,
Yes you are correct. SMTP level smart hosting will route all outbound mail to a nominated SMTP Server. At the postoffice level it will route all outbound for that postoffice to a nominated SMTP server.
Yes you are correct. SMTP level smart hosting will route all outbound mail to a nominated SMTP Server. At the postoffice level it will route all outbound for that postoffice to a nominated SMTP server.
Regards,
Ian Margarone
MailEnable Support
Ian Margarone
MailEnable Support