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>> >> Because Exchange cannot handle mail for nonexistent >> recipients in a sound manner, we deny our clients to relay >> message through our MTA with Exchange (except if they have >> closed port 25 in their firewall, or if they have some add-on >> for Exchange running which fixs the nonexistent recipients issue). > > I belive you blindly.. but I can deny to the Exchange server to relay > messages trhough my relay server.. > > Is there any solution? Is there anything that I can suggest to the > administrator of the guilty mail server (other than to hrow Exchange > away! ;-) ) > > BR, > > rocsca > Please see: KB886208 'Exchange queues fill with many non-delivery reports from the postmaster account in Small Business Server 2003' http://support.microsoft.com/kb/886208 This will stop backscatter generation on Exchange, but will only work on Exchange 2003 or higher (From the KB Article: ' Recipient filtering is only available in Exchange 2003 Server. ') If they use Exchange 2000 or lower, they should buy an add-on. Or place an MTA before their Exchange Server which is capable of rejecting mail to non-existent recipients (for example Postfix). Please see: http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/postfix-exchange-users.html -- Met vriendelijke groet, Rene van Hoek
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