hi, anyone here can give me idea, not detailed one, just a general idea how to setup this:
I have SMTP/POP3 Linux Mail Server in the Internet part of our domain. Now, I want to setup Domino 6 Mail inside our local domain. Is is possible for me to route smtp mail to my linux mail if it is outside mail and i can also download pop3 email from linux mail server to my domino 6 server and can be retrieved by my local users.
any idea about this? or u have better solution?
please let me know. thank you in advance.
kind regards,
sandro
Subject: smtp routing and pop3 receiving
You can setup Domino to use you “linux mail” as relay for external internet mail.RIP POP3, better way is to redirect SMTP mail from Linux to Domino
Main disadvantage - you need to sync users in both systems
Subject: smtp routing and pop3 receiving
Could help: I had a problem with two network adapters on one machine in Win 2003. One of the adapters was not connected with a network cable, but enabled in windows network configuration. The domino router could not find any destination server for mail delivery directly, but was able to deliver mail over a relay host. After DISABLING the network adapter on OS side, the notes router found it’s way outside.
Took some time to find out about dynamic routing, you will find some more hints about in this forum.
Andreas
Subject: smtp routing and pop3 receiving
Yes, this is possible. You could also do away with the Linux servers entirely and just use Domino for Notes, SMTP and POP3 mail, but that’s your call.
To transfer mail from Notes to the Internet you will specify your Linux server as the relay host in the Domino mail server’s document. This is well documented in the Domino Administrator help, but if you get stuck post here and I’ll do what I can to help you.
To get POP3 mail from the Linux server into Notes you will need to set up an Account document in each client to download the mail. As far as I know there isn’t any way to have the Domino server automatically download POP3 mail for your users.
Hope that helps,
Charles
Subject: smtp routing and pop3 receiving
Hi,
I have similar setup. I have created a forwarding address in linux. But synchronizing emails in both mailserver is also my problem. Have you already fix it?