Have 3 servers - web server, mail server and outbound-only email server. The outbound-only email server sends transaction based emails on behalf of the web server (password reset, contact us, etc.)
How should I set up the DNS to improve email deliverability for the outbound-only email server.
Hi,
Hoping someone can help me configure this.
I have assigned a dedicated IP and setup a DNS for mail.domain.com to the dedicated IP address.
Now mail.domain.com is used to send email (SMTP). However, when I look at the headers of the received email, it is the domain and IP address of my primary reseller domain.
I want the IP address and domain to be sent from mail.domain.com in the headers.
I have an Ec2 instance on amazon AWS. i have installed , dovecot,postfix on server, mail incoming mail server is IMAP mail.xxxx.com .
I am able to configure my mails with gmail, outlook etc, using the IMAP. and can send and receive emails, The problem is that i want to send emails through PHP code using my mail server.
Ok We have a difference of opinion on something and wanted to get some expert advice.
We host our mail with our main domain "OurDomain.net" with a third part mail provider. We have an in house application that has to be able to send mail out to our clients.
I have a Windows 2008 server that is running an SMTP server. The server has a public IP Address. I have 2 other windows servers, not in the same network, that are used for hosting client applications. We have a need to make sure that the emails sent through the client application to the SMTP server look like they originate from the original domains.
Hi,
I have a very puzzling issue and I wondered if anyone can help with a bit of advice.
I'm setting up a new mail server for my company with Ubuntu Server 11.04 and postfix/dovecot. I'm new on this so I have some problems. I'm getting it works only for receving mails from any address outside the lan and I can send only for the same domain. If I try to send a new message with it to an outside address (eg gmail) I have Relay denied.
I have a postfix mail server serving domain example.com. I've set up another mail server serving sub.example.com, and it relays all outgoing mail to first mail server which sends it worldwide. But the main server keep responding me with "Relay access denied."
Which directive to use on the main server so it will send mails further, which are received with sub.example.com domain?
We have a php application running on Linux which sends emails to there users. Currently its setup like php.ini is configured to send via local sendmail server but we have separate mail server for our organization for this domain.