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Chapter 4 Validating Recipients Using an SMTP Server
Note
This example shows just one way to configure a query that enables you to use the LDAP routing query
to direct SMTP call-ahead queries to the correct SMTP servers. You are not required to use the query
string or specific LDAP attributes described in this example.
to direct SMTP call-ahead queries to the correct SMTP servers. You are not required to use the query
string or specific LDAP attributes described in this example.
SMTP Call-Ahead Query Routing
When routing an SMTP call-ahead query, AsyncOS checks for information in the following order:
Figure 4-5
SMTP Call Ahead Query Routing Workflow
If there is no LDAP routing query or no SMTP Routes configured for the domain, the result of preceding
state is passed to next stage. In any case where there is no SMTP Route present, a DNS lookup is
performed.
state is passed to next stage. In any case where there is no SMTP Route present, a DNS lookup is
performed.
When you use an LDAP Routing query for an SMTP call-ahead query and you also have SMTP routes
configured, the routing behavior depends upon the values returned by the routing query.
configured, the routing behavior depends upon the values returned by the routing query.
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If the LDAP routing query returns a single hostname without a port, the SMTP call-ahead query
applies SMTP routes. If the SMTP routes only lists the destination host as the hostname, a DNS
lookup is performed to obtain the IP address of the SMTP server.
applies SMTP routes. If the SMTP routes only lists the destination host as the hostname, a DNS
lookup is performed to obtain the IP address of the SMTP server.
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If the LDAP routing query returns a single hostname with a port, the SMTP route is used, but the
port returned by the LDAP query is used over any ports specified in SMTP routes. If the SMTP
routes only lists the destination host as the hostname, a DNS lookup is performed to obtain the IP
address of the SMTP server.
port returned by the LDAP query is used over any ports specified in SMTP routes. If the SMTP
routes only lists the destination host as the hostname, a DNS lookup is performed to obtain the IP
address of the SMTP server.
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If the LDAP routing query returns multiple hosts with or without ports, SMTP routes are applied,
but the ports returned by the LDAP routing query are used over those present in SMTP routes. If the
SMTP routes only lists the destination host as the hostname, a DNS lookup is performed to obtain
the IP address of the SMTP server.
but the ports returned by the LDAP routing query are used over those present in SMTP routes. If the
SMTP routes only lists the destination host as the hostname, a DNS lookup is performed to obtain
the IP address of the SMTP server.
Checks the domain name.
Checks for LDAP Routing queries.
Checks for SMTP Routes.
Performs a DNS Lookup (First an MX Lookup is
performed, followed by an A lookup).
performed, followed by an A lookup).