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Old 29-03-2004, 14:34   #7
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Re: PostCast SMTP Server

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Originally Posted by pem
As I recall PCS has a fallback option that will allow it to use NTL's SMTP if it cannot send the mail direct.
Surely that would only work if the destination server was not reachable, unles the mail server can read the " bounce " email that comes back. Even if it could there would still be a large delay as some smtp servers take there time in returning the mail.

I use no-ip's smtp relay service (as well as a few others) and it works perfectly for me.

One thing that I would stress as was stressed in the second post on this thread - Make sure you secure the mail server correctly - This is vital as there are allready plenty of insecure mail servers around.
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