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Re: Comments on Routing and Allocation Policy Wanted
From: Sanjay Dani <sanjay () professionals com>
Date: Mon, 2 Oct 1995 10:57:28 -0700
From: patrick () Verity COM (Patrick Horgan)From: "Walter O. Haas" <haas () xmission com> Somehow I'm under the impression that it's possible to have SMTP over a PPP dialup by logging into the mail server, is that not correct?Not exactly. smtp is just a tcp protocol. You only need to do a tcp
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One easy way to do mail is to nfs mount the directory containing
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The next choice is POP (Post Office Protocol). With pop, your machine
[snip] Alternatively, if you want to SMTP over email for a domain over the dialup connection, assign the PPP client a primary MX record and a fully connected server on the PPP server's network a secondary. The PPP reconnect script on the client can be instrumented to flush the outgoing queue and also send email to pseudo alias on the secondary MX server that triggers a flush of its incoming queue for your domain. You have to make sure you dialup at least once every three days or so. This strategy requires the PPP client have a static IP. Sanjay.
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- Re: Comments on Routing and Allocation Policy Wanted Patrick Horgan (Oct 02)
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- Re: Comments on Routing and Allocation Policy Wanted Sanjay Dani (Oct 02)
- Re: Comments on Routing and Allocation Policy Wanted Dave Siegel (Oct 02)
- Re: Comments on Routing and Allocation Policy Wanted Patrick Horgan (Oct 02)