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Alan at 12:38, 17 February 2012

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'''Configuring a Closed SMTP feed'''

A closed SMTP feed will only accept and deliver email for addresses which have been pre-configured within MailWall.

Email addresses can be configured either manually via the Mail Manager address options or automatically via synchronising with a Microsoft Active Directory installation via the Directory Services option.

'''NOTE: Enabling a closed SMTP feed without first configuring email addresses on MailWall will result in the permanent loss of emails for a domain name.'''

The initial procedure for configuring a closed SMTP feed is identical to that of configuring a blind SMTP feed.

Once a blind SMTP feed has been configured and tested, carry out the following steps on the MailWall dashboard:

'''1.''' Access the Delivery Options section of Mail Manager

'''2.''' Set 'Only accept email for configured addresses' to Yes

'''3.''' Click Change

You have now configured a closed SMTP feed.

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