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External Mail Server

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bcsGreg

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Is there a way to setup there Plesk 8.1 control panel to manage an external Mailenable mail server. I would like customers to be able to add and remove the email users as it does with the local installed version of Mailenable.
 
Gentlemen,

We are going to implement this feature and are investigating possible scenarios.

Could you please describe your use case and why do you need external mail server?
 
I currently have pleak on one server and Mail enable enterprise on a second. I would like to keep them seperate for performance reasons, but would like to be able to manage from a single location.
 
Originally posted by bcsGreg
I currently have pleak on one server and Mail enable enterprise on a second. I would like to keep them seperate for performance reasons, but would like to be able to manage from a single location.

In this case Plesk cannot install mail filters which are provide such functionality as anti-spam, anti-virus and autoresponders. Is it acceptable for you?
 
For my application it is fine. My AV and spam is done by a Barracuda networks box
 
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