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Old 09-04-2007, 11:46 AM   #216
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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic View Post
Mobipocket can easily use an external provider for sending/receiving their e-mails. In fact, a quick check on the mobipocket.com DNS reveals that mails to and from mobipocket.com go through netsolmail.net which is provided by Network Solutions.
Network Solutions may be their mail host, but I strongly doubt their mailing list and mailing software exists on Network Solutions' servers. (And would you want it to?)

On the *nix boxes I administered, email to/from was possible, but "mailhost" was an upstream Exchange Server. The Solaris boxes forwarded outgoing mail to it, and got incoming mail from it.

I think that's what Mobi is doing with NS. NS is mailhost, and actually sends/receives mail forwarded from/to the Mobi server. But the user list is on the Mobi server, so...
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