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Brian M
I have a basic question on SMTP emails.
If I point to a SMTP server that is different than my
designated email host address, who actually sends out the
emails, my designated email server or the one I pointed
to?
To help clarify we have our email and web hosted by a
3rd party Company "A", and my ISP is with Company "B",
I have been having problems with duplicate emails being
sent to several clients. So I pointed my outbout emails
to a different SMTP server (Company B's smtp server) in
an attempt to see if the problem goes away. So I am
check to see if my troubleshooting logic is correct. By
redirecting my SMTP outbound email to a different server,
is my hosts email server removed from the loop? And
hopefully removing the problem of duplicate emails.
Thanks in advance.
Brian M
If I point to a SMTP server that is different than my
designated email host address, who actually sends out the
emails, my designated email server or the one I pointed
to?
To help clarify we have our email and web hosted by a
3rd party Company "A", and my ISP is with Company "B",
I have been having problems with duplicate emails being
sent to several clients. So I pointed my outbout emails
to a different SMTP server (Company B's smtp server) in
an attempt to see if the problem goes away. So I am
check to see if my troubleshooting logic is correct. By
redirecting my SMTP outbound email to a different server,
is my hosts email server removed from the loop? And
hopefully removing the problem of duplicate emails.
Thanks in advance.
Brian M