Hello,
I'm wondering how I could solve that: I have internal users who want to send mail using (external) source domain protected by SPF. I have no control over these domains and, at least in one major case, the providers aren't always willing to help and add our external SMTP gateway to their SPF.
So, I wanted to add static routes for these mail domains and pipe them through the provider's SMTP server. However, I can't do that without having the SMTP relay authenticate with these servers first.
I can't do that globally (otherwise, out own internal domains won't work any more). The only solution I see today is to allow the users to go directly to the provider server. This is a problem for many reasons (outlook is not good at this, users want to do that from a gazillon different devices, I really do not want to allow port 25 or even 587 from internal network, etc.)
So: how can I setup UTM to authenticate with the remote SMTP server when it's sending mail ? I'd also like to be able to use a different port than default (i.e. 587) and use TLS.
Thanks
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