Yes, I am currently in the process of doing that.....What do you need to
know? I believe I saw a message earlier with some questions......Peering
does share the domain, but you have two separate user databases, two
separate LDAP databases, and two separate web messaging interfaces...A user
must log into the physical machine their account is on for web
messaging...there is no sharing from machine to machine...that I am aware
of....And make sure you are not running any anti-virus software on your
imail machines if the anti-virus is listening on SMTP port 25 with Imail
listening on another port....All peering machines must be able to
communicate with a SMTP VRFY command on Port 25.....I've had to take Norton
Anti-Virus for Internet Email Gateways off the physical Imail machines and
place on dedicated machines because of the port issue.....doubling the
number of machines I must have to handle email with virus protection.....
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Subject: [IMail Forum] Server Peering
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