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shaokao
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like DirectSendServerConfig.RemoteEndPoint
Smtp.GetMXHosts(..)
I want to direct send to one of the list
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Andrew
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Once you got a list of MX servers via Smtp.GetMXHosts method, you should add any of them (e.g. the first) to Smtp.SmtpServers collection and send messages through that server.
For next (another) domain, just clear the SMTP servers collection and repeat the steps above.
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Andrew
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shaokao
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what's the role of SmtpServerCollection?
if i set ten smtp server,is it use one of them randomly?
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If Smtp.SmtpServers contains one server, it will be used. If more than one, they will be used accordingly their priorities.
Please read SmtpServerCollection and SmtpServer.Priority documentation for details.
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shaokao
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Once you got a list of MX servers via Smtp.GetMXHosts method, you should add any of them (e.g. the first) to Smtp.SmtpServers collection and send messages through that server.
i don't want to send message through that server.
i just want to directly send message to that server
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Andrew
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In such case you should send messages via direct send as shown in the second example here or using Smtp.QuickSend method. These method don't use a relay server for sending.
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Andrew
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Also, sending through a certain SMTP server allows you to send messages to that server. If you send a message to the domain handled by that server, it's sending to, not through.
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Andrew
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shaokao
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quicksend method can't set the target ip manually
i want to set the target server in one of the Smtp.GetMXHosts() list by manually
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Andrew
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| Once you got a list of MX servers via Smtp.GetMXHosts method, you should add any of them (e.g. the first) to Smtp.SmtpServers collection and send messages through that server. |
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This allows you to do what you need in case if you send to the domain handled by the target MX server. If the MX server receives a message addressed to its domain, it doesn't relay it. This is exactly what you need.
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