Notes.ini Entry



Name:

    SMTPAllHostsExternal

Syntax

    SMTPAllHostsExternal=0 / 1

Applies to:

    Servers - SMTP

Add-on:


    First Release:

      5.0.2

    Obsolete since:


      Category:

        Mail, SMTP

      Default:

        In the absence of the setting, any internal hosts would be exempt from the controls.

      UI equivalent:

        In the server's Configuration Settings document, first click the Router/SMTP tab, then the Restrictions and Controls tab, and finally the SMTP Inbound Controls tab. In the Inbound Relay Enforcement section's "Perform Anti-Relay enforcement for these connecting hosts" field, select "All connecting hosts" or "External hosts."

      Description:
      When this is set on the server, all connecting servers are seen as members of external Internet domains.

      All the domains listed in the Global Domain document are seen as Internal hosts, they do not have relay restrictions applied, and are able to relay messages.
      Make sure you re-start the server after adding this param.

      Use this setting to determine whether all hosts should be subject to the anti-spam controls specified for the server.

      Valid Values are:

      0 - Exempts internal hosts from anti-spam controls.

      1 - Internal hosts included for anti-spam controls.

      This setting can be used when a firewall with two network interface (NIC) cards is used to connect over a transparent connection to the Domino R5 server. The connecting IP address is the internal IP address of the firewall; therefore, the relay is allowed through the Domino R5 server.

      This setting is described in further detail in the document titled "Domino R5 SMTP Relay Controls Do not Restrict Internal Hosts" (#1091028).