Op wo 06 jun 2012 01:50:54 schreef Muhammad Irfan: > I had situation in past when one of my domain POP3/SMTP user/pass
> compromised.
> And someone connect to our server (SMTP) with that user account to send
> bulk of emails.
> I need to eliminate this sort of spam mechanism like in case if account
> compromised no one can send emails to others by using that user email
> address.
> I have quite some users on my domain which acts as POP3 and SMTP also. I
> can't block SMTP port on server because it's block outside world also to
> send emails to us.
Why not simply disable that user account / change it's password?
> I thought another idea, to use openrelay like i need to add another server
> configured as open relay and on primary mail server i need to configure
> manualrouter e.g. if emails send from @example.com than relay to
> another.host.com which is finally responsible to send emails from that
> server and another.host.com i.e. on relay server i will allow only local
> users @example.com ip addresses only to connect via firewall.
>
> So, outside world can send from primary mail server and within domain user
> can send emails from relay server.
> Please let me know if this approach is handy or is there any other better
> way of doing this.
I'm not sure what you mean here, but when you write "open relay", the answer
is always NO.
