Nigel Metheringham [2/6/2004 8:26 PM] :
> On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 14:26, Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>
>>However, this isn't entirely without its problems, since some ISPs are
>>known to transparently divert their attempts to contact our MTA's port
>>25, to the ISPs own MTA.
>
>
> I can't imagine who would be that evil... oh, hold on, yes I can! I
> implemented that for freeserve et all hosted by Energis. It was an
> hideously effective anti-spam (as in spam launched from our dial-ups)
> tool.
AOL does this across a set of dialups that cover two /10s.
> The appropriate answer to that is to use SMA. I'd love comments on my
> message to the list yesterday on the subject.
That being another name for port 587 (the MSA port)?
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