Since all my users are not very computer savy I will have eliminate
vpn or
ssh tunnels. Most likely I will just run smtp on a different port and
have
them use md-5 passwords. All my users have pws accounts and I have
tested
that the md-5 authentication works. If there is a wifi spot blocking
smtp
then they will just have to deal with it. But I have yet to run across
one
yet that blocked me from using my own smtp server. Note I do not mean
my
laptop running as an smtp server but connecting to a dedicate server
with a
correct reverse record. My main concern is sending their passwords
over the
internet.
Well, MD5 will encrypt the passwords in this case.
If you don't have issues with blocked smtp ports why change the smtp
port on the server?
Josh
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Josh Wisenbaker, ACSA
http://www.afp548.com
Breaking my server to save yours.
