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you are exactly correct, you can't relay through them unless you have
an adelphia IP. I had this problem setting up my father in-laws
outlook, He uses powerlink at home and ATT while traveling, I didn't
want him to have to change his outgoing mail server while traveling. I
have an smtp box with authentication I set him up on.<br>
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Just wanted to see if it was just me or what but...<br>
I was configuring one of my clients systems here with Linux and setup
there box to use Evolution with there Adelphia email account. I could
not send mail from here on my network and I was just curious to see if
Adelphia has some relay feature that does not allow mail to be sent
unless they are actually on there network. If so, this must be
something new because I have done so in the past. Anyway, it was no
biggie, as I just fired up sendmail and configured his outgoing mail to
use that, he will probably notice a large improvement in that move
alone. Just out of curiosity, I will check it when I get him back on
his Adelphia connection but just wanted to get some info if anyone has
noticed this before.<br>
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Justin Bennett
Network Administrator
RHCE (Redhat Certified Linux Engineer)
Dynabrade, Inc.
8989 Sheridan Dr.
Clarence, NY 14031
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