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--- how_to:sending_different_users_mail_through_different_isp_relay_accounts [2014/06/10 11:30] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ how_to:sending_different_users_mail_through_different_isp_relay_accounts [2017/01/19 10:38] – [Sending different users' mail through different ISP relay accounts] paul
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 ======Sending different users' mail through different ISP relay accounts======
+If you are using VPOP3 7.0 or later, there is an [[Sending different users' mail separately using MX DNS Overrides|alternative method]] to that shown below.
 Occasionally people need to send mail from different users through different ISPs or through ISP accounts with different authentication details.
-In most cases this is not necessary, as an ISP will usually accept mail from any email address as long as they authenticate properly, however if your ISP is more restrictive than normal, or changes the sender's email address in the message header according to the authentication details you may need to follow these instructions.
+In most cases this is not necessary, as an ISP will usually accept mail from any email address as long as they authenticate properly, however if your ISP is more restrictive than normal, or changes the sender's email address in the message header according to the authentication details you may need to follow these instructions. These extra restrictions are usually only put in place by ISPs which are primarily for consumers rather than businesses.
-Note that VPOP3 currently only supports up to 10 different Mail Senders, so this method can only be used for up to 10 users. An alternative solution (which is generally simpler) is to use a third party mail relay service. We operate a mail relay service for £40 for our customers (contact our sales team on 0800 634 6513 for information) or there are other companies such as **authsmtp.com**.
+Note that VPOP3 currently only supports up to 10 different Mail Senders, so this method can only be used for up to 10 users. An alternative solution (which is generally simpler) is to use a third party mail relay service. We operate a [[faq:smtp_relay_service|mail relay service]] (starting from £40 per year) for our customers (contact our sales team on 0800 634 6513 for information) or there are other companies such as authsmtp.com.
 =====How to do it=====
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 Press **Finish**
-Now click on the new **Mail Sender** created, and go to the **Advanced Relay Settings** tab
+Now you need to set up **Domain Filters** for the Mail Senders, so that VPOP3 knows which messages should be sent through each Sender. This is just one use that can be made of the Domain Filter feature.
+====VPOP3 v6.11 and later====
+Click on the **Mail Sender** entry, and go to the **Advanced Relay Settings** tab
 In the **Domain Filtering** box for all the Mail Senders you create **EXCEPT ONE**, enter
-**From: <email address>**
+  Attempt: From matches "<email address>"
 So, if you want to use this **Sender** for mail from **fred@company.com**, in the **Domain Filtering** box type
-**From: fred@company.com**
+  Attempt: From matches "fred@company.com"
 (Note that * and ? wildcards are allowed)
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 So, for that one **Mail Sender**, enter something like
-**!From: user1@company.com\\
+  Skip: From matches "user1@company.com"
-!From: user2@company.com\\
+  Skip: From matches "user2@company.com"
-!From: user3@company.com**
+  Skip: From matches "user3@company.com"
+  Attempt: All
+(See [[http://www.pscs.co.uk/manual/index.html?sender_domain_filtering.html|the online reference guide]] for more details on the domain filtering conditions, such as filtering on authenticated senders, or message sizes, etc.)
+====VPOP3 v6.10 and earlier====
+Click on the **Mail Sender** entry, and go to the **Advanced Relay Settings** tab
+In the **Domain Filtering** box for all the Mail Senders you create **EXCEPT ONE**, enter
+  From: <email address>
+So, if you want to use this **Sender** for mail from **fred@company.com**, in the **Domain Filtering** box type
+  From: fred@company.com
+(Note that * and ? wildcards are allowed)
+For //ONE// of the **Mail Senders** (the 'main' one), you need to specify the reverse, so you tell VPOP3 to use this for all messages //EXCEPT// those sent by the other **Mail Senders**, so this will send anything else, rather than it being left in the Out Queue indefinitely.
+So, for that one **Mail Sender**, enter something like
+  !From: user1@company.com
+  !From: user2@company.com
+  !From: user3@company.com
+  From: *

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