Mail Routing
RSUG Mail Routing provides incoming and outgoing mail
routing services for University of Michigan email users.
Incoming Mail
Incoming mail to the umich.edu domain is routed through
servers which utilize the
University of Michigan Online Directory
to determine the proper destination
for mail sent to "@umich.edu" addresses.
Outgoing Mail
smtp.mail.umich.edu
Mail Routing provides an authenticated server for outgoing mail that delivers mail locally and off campus.
smtp.mail.umich.edu accepts SMTP, or Simple Mail Transfer Protool, connections from users'
mail clients, and then routes the users' sent emails to their requested destinations.
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Usage of the smtp.mail.umich.edu is restricted to University of Michigan
students, staff, and faculty members.
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To use the outgoing mail server, consult your IMAP or POP mail client's
documentation. Enter the full address of the server, smtp.mail.umich.edu, in
the pertinent configuration field. This field is typically labeled "outgoing SMTP
server".
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Outgoing Mail
mail-relay.itd.umich.edu
Mail Routing provides a mail relay service that will relay mail on behalf of campus machines, devices, and applications that are unable to use authenticated SMTP for sending mail.
The mail relay service is intended to relay legitimate U-M mail, such as mail from U-M networking devices that send automated mail but that do not support authenticated SMTP. Some examples are routers, printers or scanners that generate notification messages to administrators.
Departments must register their U-M campus IP address(es) with the service in order to use it. See the
Guidelines and Registration Form
for Use of the ITCS Mail Relay Service
page for details.
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