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--- how_to:incoming_smtp_feed [2011/10/25 09:44] – [Disadvantages/Requirements] paul
+++ how_to:incoming_smtp_feed [2018/11/14 10:45] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * Check ''Reject unrecognised local recipients''
   * Make sure the ''SMTP Anti-Relay Protection'' method is set to ''Check Client IP Address''
-  * In the **IP Access Restrictions** tab, make sure it has your local network address in there as allowed, and do NOT have an **Allow Any* row in the restrictions unless you want to [[allowing_mail_relay_through_vpop3|allow remote users to send outgoing mail through your VPOP3 server]]. If in doubt, press the ''Default for your LAN'' button.
+  * In the **IP Access Restrictions** tab, make sure it has your local network address in there as allowed, and do NOT have an **Allow Any** row in the restrictions unless you want to [[allowing_mail_relay_through_vpop3|allow remote users to send outgoing mail through your VPOP3 server]]. If in doubt, press the ''Default for your LAN'' button.
 When you have the SMTP Anti-Relay Protection method set to ''Check Client IP Address'' the Access Restrictions tell VPOP3 which mail servers can send outgoing mail through VPOP3 - all computers on the Internet can send mail TO VPOP3 users, so incoming mail will work fine, even if it looks as if the sending computer address may be blocked.
 If you have a support contract with us, we will be glad to help you with this, as it can sound complicated if you do not have experience in doing this. Alternatively you can [[http://www.pscs.co.uk/helpdesk/purchase.php|purchase a technical support incident (or take out a contract)]] and we wil be able to help you, including setting it up remotely for you.

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