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Delivery reports on a relay IIS SMTP server

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Christophe CHESNEAU - 30 Sep 2008 13:16 GMT
Hello,

I want to know how to "deactivate" the immediate delivery report on an IIS
Smtp server which only relay messages.
For information, we have a Lotus Notes server on an AS/400 and all outbound
email are relayed by an IIS Smtp server on a SPAM gateway (we need to
analyse outbound email) but the Lotus consider that the email has been
distributed in the destination mailbox.

Thanks a lot. Regards.

Christophe
Sanford Whiteman - 30 Sep 2008 18:46 GMT
> I want to know how to "deactivate" the immediate delivery report on an
> IIS Smtp server which only relay messages.
> For information, we have a Lotus Notes server on an AS/400 and all  
> outbound email are relayed by an IIS Smtp server on a SPAM gateway (we  
> need to analyse outbound email) but the Lotus consider that the email  
> has been distributed in the destination mailbox.

While  your  terms are not quite precise, it sounds like you want your
outbound  gateway  to defer accepting messages until it can be assured
that  the  next-hop  MX  will  accept  the  message.  This  simply  is
impossible  in  any multi-hop SMTP scenario, by the very definition of
SMTP.

The  only  way  to  approximate  what  you are describing is to use an
outbound SMTP *proxy*, not a full-fledged gateway. If the proxy can do
in-line  content  scanning,  it  can  reject the message based on spam
concerns  or proxy the remote MX's rejection back to your Notes server
during  the  same SMTP conversation. In sum, if you use a proxy, there
is  no  additional hop, so there will not be bounce notifications sent
between the outbound proxy and the Notes server.

--Sandy

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Sanford Whiteman, Chief Technologist
Broadleaf Systems, a division of
Cypress Integrated Systems, Inc.
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