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The Mail Routes section will contain a list of all the mail
routes currently on the system. Mail routes are used to forward mail
for a domain to the machine serving as mail store for that domain.
Each mail route has a domain name and a destination. If this system
is relaying mail it will need a mail route for each domain it is relaying
mail for.
In our example setup, the machine smtp.corp.guardiandigital.com
should relay all mail for the domain corp.guardiandigital.com
(Eg: mail to sales@corp.guardiandi-gital.com) to the machine
mailbox.corp.guardiandigital.com. So, a mail route should be
created in smtp.corp.guardiandigital.com that forwards mail
for the domain corp.guardiandigital.com to the machine mailbox.corp.guardiandigital.com.
To add a new mail route click the Define New Mail Route option.
A new window will appear with the fields to create a new rule.
- Domain
- This is the domain whose mail will be relayed on to the final
destination. In the example that is being used throughout this documentation,
mail is getting relayed for the domain corp.guardiandigital.com,
through the relay server smtp.corp.guardiandigital.com to the
mail store mailbox.corp.guardi-andigital.com. So corp.guardiandigital.com
is entered in as the domain.
- Relay To...
- Mail can be stored locally or delivered to a remote
machine. If Local Route is selected, mail to the domain
will be delivered locally. In this example, mail to admin@tech.guardiandigital.com
will be delivered to the local user admin, since tech.guardiandigital.com
is defined as a local route.
To relay mail for the domain to a remote machine, select the option
Remote Machine and enter the hostname of the remote machine
below. This is the server that will be the destination for this domain.
As in the example, we want this set to mailbox.corp.guardiandigital.com,
so mail to the domain corp.guardiandigital.com will be sent
to the machine mailbox.corp.guardiandigital.com.
To edit or delete a route from the Mail Routes click on the
domain. A new window will appear similar to the window above with
the option to delete or update the route.
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2004-07-09