To support gateway mail storage and forwarding, there is a corresponding option located on the Global Gateway Settings screen that will " Exempt gateway mail from AUTH credential matching requirements " by default. Disable this option if you do not wish to require the "From:" header to match. To support gateway mail storage and forwarding, there is a corresponding option located on the Global Gateway Settings screen that will " Exempt gateway mail from AUTH credential matching requirements " by default.Ĭredentials used must match those of the 'From:' header addressīy default, the credentials used during SMTP authentication must match those of the address found in the message's "From:" header. Disable this option if you do not wish to require the return path to match. Trusted IPs are exempt, and this option is enabled by default for new installations.Ĭredentials used must match those of the return-path addressīy default, the credentials used during SMTP authentication must match those of the address found in the message's return-path. If unauthenticated the message will be rejected. Clear this checkbox if you wish to require authentication from those senders as well.Īuthentication is always required when mail is sent from local IPsĮnable this option if you wish to require authentication when an incoming message is being sent from a local IP address. unless Domain Sharing finds the sender on another serverīy default, when Domain Sharing finds the sender on another server, that sender will be exempt from the Authentication is always required. Note: this may be necessary in some situations where you require some of your users to use different mail servers for outgoing and incoming mail. If you are requiring authentication when a message is from a local sender, but wish to skip the authentication restriction when the recipient is local as well, then click this option. When this option is enabled and an incoming message claims to be from one of MDaemon ' s domains, the account must first be authenticated or MDaemon will refuse to accept the message for delivery. The email is going from a local account on my mail server to a remote computer hosting verizon email addresses.Authentication is always required when mail is from local accounts It keeps trying to resend, but never makes it through. I have altered the email address and subject lines, but the rest of the info remains unaltered. Mon 19:51:14: SMTP session terminated (Bytes in/out: 0/0) Mon 19:51:14: This message is 15 minutes old it has 45 minutes left in this queue Mon 19:51:14: Winsock Error 10060 The connection timed out. Mon 19:50:53: Waiting for socket connection… Mon 19:50:53: Attempting SMTP connection to From what I have read around the net, it appears to be a DNS misconfiguration on my end, but I am not sure exactly where the problem is at. Hey all, I have a question about an error I am getting in MDaemon.
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