Relay SMTP Server for only certain domains [message #145394] |
Thu, 28 March 2019 23:22  |
33rez
Messages: 6 Registered: August 2005
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I would like to do the following:
all email outbound goes through our barracuda spam appliance, except the following domains:
asdf123.com
asdf333.com
asdf555.com
When I go to SMTP DELIVERY, I can add a rule, but I can't seem to put a rule in such as
"send all email except the list above to the relay server (barracuda)"...
it will only let me put one domain in that list.
I need to be able to exclude several domains and pass everything else to the relay...
HelP!
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Re: Relay SMTP Server for only certain domains [message #145505 is a reply to message #145394] |
Wed, 10 April 2019 12:56   |
Maerad
Messages: 275 Registered: August 2013
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Yeah, you can't do that. The only workaround for it would be, to setup a secondary mail server (e.g. hmailserver) and add a rule like "receiving adress is asdf123.com, use relay server XXX" (hmailserver) and the secondary rule would be "always use this relay server" (barracuda).
BUT IMHO you should be able to do a rule or config in your barracuda spam appliance to ignore mails to the mentioned domains. That would be the better solution.
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Re: Relay SMTP Server for only certain domains [message #145517 is a reply to message #145505] |
Wed, 10 April 2019 20:57  |
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PPG
Messages: 182 Registered: February 2010
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Maerad wrote on Wed, 10 April 2019 12:56Yeah, you can't do that. The only workaround for it would be, to setup a secondary mail server (e.g. hmailserver) and add a rule like "receiving adress is asdf123.com, use relay server XXX" (hmailserver) and the secondary rule would be "always use this relay server" (barracuda).
BUT IMHO you should be able to do a rule or config in your barracuda spam appliance to ignore mails to the mentioned domains. That would be the better solution.
Or, if possible / available,: make rules to use your internet providers mail relay for these three domains, that way you would't have to build and mantain a secondary mail solution.
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