Three domains, three IPs and one exim4. Is there a problem when alloutgoing mail is sent through the same IP?

Hi,
I am running a debian etch server and i successfully configured exim4. I
am able to receive mails from all domains (each domain has its own IP)
and I can send mails. For outgoing mails exim always uses the same IP.
I that ok, or should I try to send each mail over the IP belongig to
it's sender domain? If so: How to do it? :-)

best regards
René

On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:29:42 +0100, icebair <icebair@gmx.de> wrote:

>Hi,
>I am running a debian etch server and i successfully configured exim4. I
>am able to receive mails from all domains (each domain has its own IP)
>and I can send mails. For outgoing mails exim always uses the same IP.
>I that ok, or should I try to send each mail over the IP belongig to
>it's sender domain? If so: How to do it? :-)

Yes, that is fine. So long as the information Exim sends as the helo
argument matches the IP PTR record, this is quite normal practice.

Andrew.

Andrew Hodgson schrieb:
> On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:29:42 +0100, icebair <icebair@gmx.de> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I am running a debian etch server and i successfully configured exim4. I
>> am able to receive mails from all domains (each domain has its own IP)
>> and I can send mails. For outgoing mails exim always uses the same IP.
>> I that ok, or should I try to send each mail over the IP belongig to
>> it's sender domain? If so: How to do it? :-)
>
> Yes, that is fine. So long as the information Exim sends as the helo
> argument matches the IP PTR record, this is quite normal practice.
>
> Andrew.

Thank you very much.
I worried that the e-mail sent through exim might be recognized as Spam.
But everything is working fine :)

René