What I did was take a spare IP address and create a webmail.mydomain.org web
site in IIS and tell it to redirect to the proper mail.mydomain.org:8383
address on the Home Directory tab in the sites preferences. Very similar to
what I believe has been described here by others (incl. Mike Delp).
-Curtis
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Hi folks, I've been using the webmail for a while now, and I really love it
(especially those new KillerWebMail templates... damn good work Ron and all
the HKSI folks).
However, I'd like to make it such that people can just go to mail.domain.com
instead of http://domain.com:8383
I thought it should be an easy matter of setting up the DNS record, then the
IIS record to point mail and its IP to c:\imail\web, however, when I go to
start this 'website' it won't go says it already exists (it doesn't).
I have about 100 domains on there, and have tried setting this up for quite
a few of them, none are working.
Any ideas as to how I do this? I looked in the KB, and didn't see anything
there.
Thanks.
Pete Jr.
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