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Shouldn’t you have, or should I say don’t most orgs have, a spam filter or some other GW in front of Exchange that actually accepts the mail publicly? And then
by indigodaddy 6y ago
Shouldn’t you have, or should I say don’t most orgs have, a spam filter or some other GW in front of Exchange that actually accepts the mail publicly? And then that gateway will send internally to the actual Exchange? This is what I’ve seen in a few orgs.
- unethical_ban 6y agoI don't think email proxies are built to cache entire org ail messages that long.
- randoramax 6y agoThey don't follow the rfc if they don't. Email protocol is resilient to servers not being teachable for a few days. Humans forgot that though and came to think that email is like slack
- unethical_ban 6y agoOkay, I see what you and parent say, and I might be misunderstanding the setup of common email proxies.