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Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email
From: "Steven M. Bellovin" <smb () cs columbia edu>
Date: Tue, 05 Jul 2005 23:28:13 -0400
In message <Pine.WNT.4.63.0507052219510.5600@jvc>, Todd Vierling writes:
The default recommendation I give anyone these days is to use no secondaries, and let the sender's mail server queue it up, as that's the fastest implementation path. As a second stage, and only if the expertise and time is available, then a backup MX with some sort of recipient validation at SMTP time can be implemented.
The usual justification for a secondary MX is when the MX servers have some sort of special access to the ultimate recipients -- non-SMTP mail delivery, firewalls that they are privileged to pass, etc. --Steven M. Bellovin, http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb
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- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email, (continued)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Eric A. Hall (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Tony Finch (Jul 06)
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- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Jim Popovitch (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Tony Finch (Jul 06)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Owen DeLong (Jul 06)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Daniel Senie (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Brad Knowles (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Jim Popovitch (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Todd Vierling (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Steven M. Bellovin (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email David Andersen (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Joe Maimon (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Valdis . Kletnieks (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Jim Popovitch (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Brad Knowles (Jul 05)
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- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Simon Lyall (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Eric A. Hall (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Valdis . Kletnieks (Jul 05)
- Re: OT? /dev/null 5.1.1 email Piotr KUCHARSKI (Jul 08)