Is there any way to ignore Global Domain?

Hi! I have the following configuration.

  1. Notes domain - DOM1. Internet domain - dom1.com.

  2. Notes domain - DOM2. Internet domain - dom2.com.

In DOM1 there are 2 servers - Primary and Secondary.

Primary receives SMTP e-mail both for DOM1 and DOM2.

Of course Primary has a replica of DOM2’s Domino Directory (DD) while Secondary doesn’t. Primary connects with Secondary via NRPC only.

In DOM1’s DD there is one Global Domain document (GDD) with primary internet domain=dom1.com and aliases=dom2.com.

So the problem is that Secondary can’t send e-mail addressed to *@dom2.com. It supposes this domain is local (due to GDD) so it tries to find user in DD and failes.

What I CAN’T do at all (for policy reasons):

  • add DOM2’s DD to Secondary;

  • open SMTP ports and configure Smart Host;

What I tried to do and had no luck:

  • create 2nd GDD and set SERVER_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_DOMAIN to it at Secondary;

  • set READERS field to existing GDD with Primary name only;

So is there any other way to tell Secondary server to IGNORE GDD? I.e. Secondary should treat dom2.com as external internet domain.

Thanks in advance.