Okej, thanks.. But this seems to be to much trouble for nothing.. All i
wan't is IMail to collect all incoming mail into ONE mailbox/account that
MDaemon can collect using the same method as ex. Outlook Express or any
other mailprogram. This is easily done in MailMax adding a user called
"CatchRest", that account will catch all the rest mail not collected by
another user..
Is there a way of doing this, hope you understand med more this time :) ..
Cheers,
Robert Larsson!
----- Original Message -----
From: "K Mitchell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 5:13 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Collect mail for other mailserver to getthem all
in one account!
> At 04:20 PM 2/19/00 +0100, Robert Larsson wrote:
> > We're an ISP who is going to change mail-server ... We've got hold of
a
> >trial version of IMail 6.... There's one thing thou we're having prouble
> >finding info about. If we have a company/customer hosting our
> >webserver/mailserver and they wants to use for an example: MDaemon to
> >retrieve all their mail and all the clients on that company connects to
> >MDaemon who distributes all the mails received from IMail, how do we
> >configure IMail to do this ?? (Collect all mail into one account and
send
> >all mail throu that account to MDaemon when they connects to IMail) ..
Hope
> >to hear from you ASAP. We're already up and running and have a huge
problem
> >with our current mail server.
>
> This is very easy to do if you can assign the MDaemon server a static IP.
> It can also be done with a dynamic IP, but I'm not sure of the procedure.
> 1. In c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts, add an entry for the
recipient's
> mail server as;
> 235.12.34.56 mail.theirdomain.com
> 2. DO NOT add the domain to IMail
> 3. In the domain's DNS records, set their server as primary MX for the
> domain, and your IMail server as secondary MX
> 4. Stop/restart IMail
> 5. Set the MDaemon server to log on and send IMail an ETRN request
> periodically. I believe the request would be in the form of "ETRN
> theirdomain.com". You'll want the request frequency to be shorter than
> IMail's queue settings for returning undeliverable mail.
> 6. Sit back and have a cold one...you're done.
>
> Official information can be found in the IPSwitch knowledgebase by doing a
> search for "ETRN".
> --
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> Keystone Connect Unlock Your World
> Altoona, PA 814-941-5000/886-2500 http://www.keyconn.net
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