[OT] Routing?

[James Knott]

phil wrote:
> On Jun 27, 2005, at 11:53 AM, James Knott wrote:
> 
>> Some ISPs, I believe Primus is one, allow access from off their network,
>> using a secure connection.  However, that's a different port, so
>> hopefully, Rogers or other won't block it.
> 
> If this really turns out to be the problem, we'll have to look at
> something of the sort as a solution.
> 
> The basic problem is that she just wants to use Rogers as an Internet
> access point.  She has her own domain with mail and web site handled by
> the "other" ISP.  She absolutely doesn't want business e-mail to look as
> if it's coming from a Rogers account rather than her business domain. 
> And if they stop her from using other SMTP services, I'm expecting they
> might treat non-Rogers sending addresses as spoof attempts.

Is ssl available with her server?  Another method is to use the Rogers
mail server, but use her own server for the reply to address.  Most
e-mail programs support this.

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