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1. Auto Respons function, Separate response messages depending on whether it is a local or external account

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   under review  ·  AdminArron Caruth (VP of Product Development, Alt-N Technologies) responded

   Hello,

   Thanks for sharing your idea with us to have different autoresponders for local and remote senders. It will be considered for future versions.

   Thanks again,
   Arron

   Johan supported this idea  ·  Oct 4, 2016
   Johan shared this idea  ·  Sep 12, 2016

2. Add ability to allow specific email useraccounts to skip SMTP authentication

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   under review  ·  AdminArron Caruth (VP of Product Development, Alt-N Technologies) responded

   Hello,

   Thanks for sharing your idea with us to allow an account to be excluded from the SMTP auth requirement when the connection is from a specified IP address.

   My apologies for not providing this information previously.

   Currently this can be done using a combination of IP Shielding and SMTP authentication. To do this go to Security / Security Settings / Sender Authentication / IP Shield. Enable IP Shielding and then add the domain/IP pairs for the IP address and domain you’d like to be able to send mail without authenticating. For example, if I want 10.10.10.10 to be able to send mail for test.mail without authenticating I would add a domain IP pair for test.mail, 10.10.10.10. At a minimum you’ll want to add a single domain IP pair for every domain that is hosted locally. If you don’t want to allow any IP addresses to send mail for the domain without authenticating use 0.0.0.0 as the IP address.

   Then check the box for “Do not apply IP shield to authenticated sessions.” Then go to the SMTP authentication dialog and uncheck the box for Authentication is always required when mail is sent from local accounts.

   If the sending IP and domain are not a pair listed in IP Shielding they will need to authenticate in order to send email.

   Thanks again,
   Arron

   Hello,

   Thanks for sharing your idea with us to allow an account to be excluded from the SMTP auth requirement when the connection is from a specified IP address.

   My apologies for not providing this information previously.

   Currently this can be done using a combination of IP Shielding and SMTP authentication. To do this go to Security / Security Settings / Sender Authentication / IP Shield. Enable IP Shielding and then add the domain/IP pairs for the IP address and domain you’d like to be able to send mail without authenticating. For example, if I want 10.10.10.10 to be able to send mail for test.mail without authenticating I would add a domain IP pair for test.mail, 10.10.10.10. At a minimum you’ll want to add a single domain IP pair for every domain that is hosted locally. If you don’t want to allow any IP addresses to send mail for the… more

   Johan supported this idea  ·  Oct 4, 2016
   Johan shared this idea  ·  Sep 12, 2016