Hi,Within our organization, we have a new group that is being established with will run off of an Exchange server. They have a different domain name (yyy.com). That Exchange server is internal to our network and is not facing the Internet.
I would like our Domino, internet facing SMTP server to accept mail for that domain and relay/deliver mail to the Exchange server.
If I add the domain name to our Global Domain document, then the recipients addresses for domain yyy.com gets translated to our own domain. That is no good.
The only way I have been able to achieve this, yet, was by disabling the Anti-Relay Enforcement setting in the Configuration document of that server. The result: I become a relay for everyone!!!
I am missing something here. Can anyone help?
Subject: Inbound SMTP relay
Set up SMART host to point to your exchange server.
From Domino Admin…
A smart host is a directory server to which SMTP-routed messages are sent when the message recipient cannot be found in the Domino Directory or other secondary directories configured on the server.
Typically, a smart host is used in organizations that employ multiple mail systems within a single Internet domain. Users on these systems may not be in the Domino Directory. For example, if some users are on a UNIX sendmail system but their inbound messages are routed through the Domino mail system, you can set up a smart host to ensure proper address resolution.
After you set up a smart host, when Domino receives a message, if the domain part of the recipient’s address matches the local Internet domain or one of the alternate Internet domain aliases defined in the Global Domain document, the Router looks up the address against all configured directories. If the address is not found, the Router then uses SMTP to forward the message to the configured smart host.
Domino sends all messages addressed to unknown recipients in the local Internet domain to the configured smart host. You cannot configure Domino to send to the smart host only messages addressed to recipients in some subset of the internal domains and domain aliases defined in the Global domain document.