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we were actually looking for mail server settings but it was on the same page.
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we were actually looking for mail server settings but it was on the same page.

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We are using Plesk control panel version 10.<br />
We have only a few allowable IP addresses that are allowed to send email addresses.<br />
We can not remember where you go to add an additional IP address to the list of allowed IP addresses for sending email addresses.<br />
Can some please be specific as to where in the control panel this feature is?<br />
TIA
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We are using Plesk control panel version 10.
We have only a few allowable IP addresses that are allowed to send email addresses.
We can not remember where you go to add an additional IP address to the list of allowed IP addresses for sending email addresses.
Can some please be specific as to where in the control panel this feature is?
TIA

Not sure how to add new IP address when validating outgoing emails

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