From: | Atul |
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Date: | 9/6/17 12:29 AM |
Topic: | Email for local only |
Type: | General Discussions |
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Is it possible to configure the filter for restricting email communication with all external domains? For Example: Lets say the domain hosted on the server is 'hosteddomain.com'. Then a user1@hosteddomain.com will be able to SEND and RECEIVE email to user2, user3...etc@hosteddomain.com only and not to anyuser@anyotherexternal_ How can you achieve this? |
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From: | Synametrics Support |
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Date: | 9/6/17 5:34 AM |
Topic: | Email for local only |
Type: | General Discussions |
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Atul, There is no built-in mechanism to do that but there are a couple of work-arounds:
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From: | Anonymous |
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Date: | 9/6/17 7:21 AM |
Topic: | Email for local only |
Type: | General Discussions |
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Or you can just disable the internet connection on that server. Regards, |
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From: | Synametrics Support |
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Date: | 9/7/17 6:21 AM |
Topic: | Email for local only |
Type: | General Discussions |
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James, Disabling Internet access on the machine could have some negative affects. For example, Xeams goes out on the Internet when:
Therefore, blocking the entire Internet access is only recommended if you are not getting any emails from the Internet and are using Xeams strictly inside your LAN. If all you want is to restrict in-house users from sending outbound emails to the Internet, blocking port 25 is a better option. |
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From: | Anonymous |
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Date: | 9/7/17 7:48 AM |
Topic: | Email for local only |
Type: | General Discussions |
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Hello - thanks for getting back. Regards, |
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