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Hello!
I understand that the 'Email Communication Service' in ACS does not support dedicated IPs.
My question is about the dynamic IPs that will be used while sending emails:
Will those IPs be used only for sending emails vs random IPs that has never been used to send emails?
For example: SendGrid might share IP amongst thier clients but those are used ONLY for sending email, so they do have sender reputation.
Note: I went throught the article: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/communication-services/ but did not find IP address information for email communications. Sorry if I missed it.
Thank you
Sudha
Hello @Sudha Vijjeswarapu (DDC) Thanks for question. Yes, I believe the dynamic IPs are not only used for sending emails, but I will double check internally with the engineering team to get more insights on your question and will get back to you when we hear back from them. In the meantime, can you please more details about your scenario and what you're trying to achieve?
Best,
Grace
Thanks for quick response. We are currently exploring ACS as a solution to replace an on-prem hosted mta service. We understand ACS does not support dedicated sender IP addresses. How does ACS handle sender/IP reputation from the dynamic addresses?
@Sudha Vijjeswarapu (DDC)
The IPs that ACS use to send emails go through a process of IP warmup in the beginning, so that they should have achieved a sender reputation beforehand. so yes emails are delivered with warmed up IPs only.
Let us know if you have further questions.
-Grace