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specific ip range and then deliver it, bypassing our spam filters. I've not been able to locate a good solution for this on our mx servers. SPF is not a good choice, for example, since the group sending can't seem to handle it[or even setup mx records that match their sending domain]. I also don't want to just trust that the sending domain would not be spoofed. The current plan is to have them relay through a separate machine as a trusted relay using a custom mail domain that remaps the recipient into our normal mail domain using canonical. Is there a better way? Can we accept email from @some.domain.com only for 1.2.3.0/24 using normal postfix configurations? [ie. no custom policy server] Thanks, Dan Lannom UofM-Dearborn
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