Len,
Thanks for your quick response :-) I like the fact that we can create an
account within User Manager and IMail automatically creates the e-mail
account...that's why I really didn't want to do Peer Servers. I also don't
really need it since one of these machines is powerful enough (in fact an
overkill) for IMail anyway :-)
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Angel Castillo, MCSE, MCP+I Jobs.com
IMail System Administrator www.jobs.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Len Conrad
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 1:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Creating a Backup Spooler Server
>Ok, I know that IMail can be used as a backup spooler server for a
>customer's server, but can I set it up for myself as a backup to my primary
>IMail server?
Sure. If you have two Imail machines, have them be secondary MX for the
other, in the domains hosted on each one.
>I currently have my server setup using the NT database and was thinking of
>setting up both my servers as Peer servers just to utilize both servers
that
>I have, but I know that I can't do this using the NT database. I was
>wondering if I could avoid having to use both servers as Peer servers and
>instead keep my current setup but using the other server as a backup to the
>first one?
No need to get into peering, just do it with MX records.
Len
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