In our setup the email outgoing IP (the Pmg, latest version) is different from the incoming mail IP (which is haproxy, that then has the Pmg as backend).
I guess it is not an issue to have two different IPs since so many email server work this way, but we see our outgoing mail failing the
This is what the recipient see when we send an email:
* the outgoing IP (the Pmg) has Reverse DNS on
* the incoming IP (haproxy) has Reverse DNS on
The HELO on the Pmg, as you can see, is set to
The
The
Well, in the haproxy server we could just install a Postfix and set the Pmg to use it as a smarthost (this way we have the same IP for incoming and outgoing mail), should we?
Any advice is more then welcome: we are just approaching the Pmg and realize we really need it, so we are ready to take time to understand it
I guess it is not an issue to have two different IPs since so many email server work this way, but we see our outgoing mail failing the
x-ptr=fail
, so we are not setting up things properly:This is what the recipient see when we send an email:
Code:
Authentication-Results:
x-csa=none;
x-me-sender=none;
x-ptr=fail smtp.helo=pmg.incoming.example.com
policy.ptr=pmg.outgoing.example.com
* the outgoing IP (the Pmg) has Reverse DNS on
pmg.outgoing.example.com
* the incoming IP (haproxy) has Reverse DNS on
pmg.incoming.example.com
The HELO on the Pmg, as you can see, is set to
pmg.incoming.example.com
The
MX
record of the domain (e.g. example.com) is set to pmg.incoming.example.com
The
SPF
record is of course set to allow pmg.outgoing.example.com
, no issue with that.Well, in the haproxy server we could just install a Postfix and set the Pmg to use it as a smarthost (this way we have the same IP for incoming and outgoing mail), should we?
Any advice is more then welcome: we are just approaching the Pmg and realize we really need it, so we are ready to take time to understand it
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