Messaging server
Last update: April 12, 2024
- Topics:
- Installation
- Instance Settings
Adobe Campaign handles outbound email natively, however a traditional email server is required to receive incoming messages linked to returned email (from mailer daemons). The mailboxes configured on this server will be automatically processed by the application.
All servers configured for POP3 access can be used to receive return mail if they preserve the SMTP “Message-ID” headers when picking up the mail. For example, implementations using Qmail, SendMail and Microsoft Exchange are currently in production. However, some installations of Lotus Notes/domino revealed an issue with the maintaining of “Message-Id” headers.
This mail server may have to handle heavy loads: In initial phases, typical lists can produce up to 10% bounce rates (if you send 100,000 messages, expect to receive 10,000 bounces).
That’s why we recommend against using your company messaging server for this task as it can be strongly impacted.
It is advisable to configure a specific sub-domain of your DNS and a dedicated server for bounce mail.
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