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SMTP auth

NausicaMedia

Hello there,

 

I am looking for a solution able to do SMTP auth as UTM was able. I have many remote clients, mainly on macOS and iOS, and SMTP auth was a great help for some of them although many of my clients work have VPN. XG does not support SMTP auth so I am looking for a solution supporting it.

 

Thanks



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    The SEA will allow you to set up smtp authentication with AD integration. 

     

    some words of wisdom.

    ANYONE with an AD account that is able to connect to the appliance from ANYWHERE will have full rights to email out to the internet.  

     

    I would NEVER recommend enabling the feature, all clients should relay to exchange, exchange should relay to the appliance. 

     

    for example, if a foul spammer manages to phish a password from any user, they can easily turn your appliance / internet connection into a spam relay.. this could become very bad very quickly.. ie: getting blacklisted could cause the entire world to drop your mail or worse.

     

    keep in mind to, your macs would have to be joined to the domain and selectable via AD queries... ideally the VPN connection and relaying to your mail server --> email appliance is your best bet.. enabling direct smtp connection is really playing with fire. 

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    The SEA will allow you to set up smtp authentication with AD integration. 

     

    some words of wisdom.

    ANYONE with an AD account that is able to connect to the appliance from ANYWHERE will have full rights to email out to the internet.  

     

    I would NEVER recommend enabling the feature, all clients should relay to exchange, exchange should relay to the appliance. 

     

    for example, if a foul spammer manages to phish a password from any user, they can easily turn your appliance / internet connection into a spam relay.. this could become very bad very quickly.. ie: getting blacklisted could cause the entire world to drop your mail or worse.

     

    keep in mind to, your macs would have to be joined to the domain and selectable via AD queries... ideally the VPN connection and relaying to your mail server --> email appliance is your best bet.. enabling direct smtp connection is really playing with fire. 

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