Hello,
Currently our mail setup is on an exchange 2003 server, that relays all mail though a IIS6 SMTP virtual server. that IIS SMTP server has our spam filter on it, and all mail flows through it,,,
on the outbound route, all the spam software is doing, is putting a disclaimer on our email.
Our server is starting to get bogged down, and I was thinking of setting up another IIS6 relay on my network for my outbound traffic, and get a cheap disclaimer product.
I am pretty confident on getting exchange to relay mail through the new server, but I do not know what I need to do to make sure my email gets accepted by others,, What records (MX etc..) need to be updated with my ISP?
In the past, when the spam server got too bogged down, I would let exchange just send the mail directly out, and bypass the spam filter (no disclaimer),, but some would get bounced back, since it came from a different IP than what my servers are normally on..
Thank You..
Currently our mail setup is on an exchange 2003 server, that relays all mail though a IIS6 SMTP virtual server. that IIS SMTP server has our spam filter on it, and all mail flows through it,,,
on the outbound route, all the spam software is doing, is putting a disclaimer on our email.
Our server is starting to get bogged down, and I was thinking of setting up another IIS6 relay on my network for my outbound traffic, and get a cheap disclaimer product.
I am pretty confident on getting exchange to relay mail through the new server, but I do not know what I need to do to make sure my email gets accepted by others,, What records (MX etc..) need to be updated with my ISP?
In the past, when the spam server got too bogged down, I would let exchange just send the mail directly out, and bypass the spam filter (no disclaimer),, but some would get bounced back, since it came from a different IP than what my servers are normally on..
Thank You..