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Someone on our organization used his corporate email account as secondary email account on hotmail, so he could send email from hotmail that looked like it was sent from our servers.
He no longer works here and his email account was disabled but the account is still linked to his hotmail account and he is still sending email messages that seems to be from our organization.
I've already roperted him to abuse@hotmail.com but i don't know if it's the right place to do it, is there any automatic way to unlink his account?
Thank you.
@Chris. No. This is not going anywhere near the OP's mailservers. Hotmail is sending mail with a spoofed
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address (perfectly respectable behaviour). There is no way any configuration change on the OP's servers (except the SPF mentioned by CarlF) could affect this. – TRiG – 2012-02-15T16:26:54.277Thank you, i'll hang around just in case there is another answer, but if not i'll accept yours by tomorrow – AlbertEin – 2009-10-30T23:33:38.093
This is very good to know. – Dean Rather – 2010-01-14T04:45:41.997
Isn't it realizeable with a .htaccess file? – Chris – 2010-01-19T13:49:38.080