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The problem we have is we are losing our on prem SMTP Relay which has SMTP Auth.
We need to go to a relay which only supports OAuth 2.
Some legacy systems only support SMTP Auth.
So I am wondering if we can stand up an SmtpServer which receives SMTP messages sent with SMTP Auth and "relays" them on to the other Relay which uses OAuth2. Maybe by creating a custom implementation of MessageStore which forwards messages to the new relay? Or failing that a MessageStore that writes to a DB and then another process picks up the queued messages and sends them?
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The problem we have is we are losing our on prem SMTP Relay which has SMTP Auth.
We need to go to a relay which only supports OAuth 2.
Some legacy systems only support SMTP Auth.
So I am wondering if we can stand up an SmtpServer which receives SMTP messages sent with SMTP Auth and "relays" them on to the other Relay which uses OAuth2. Maybe by creating a custom implementation of
MessageStorewhich forwards messages to the new relay? Or failing that aMessageStorethat writes to a DB and then another process picks up the queued messages and sends them?All reactions