>What's the preferred, most secure way to set up an Imail server on the
>network. I have a T1 to our ISP and currently run Sendmail on a Unix box
>sitting in the DMZ and I also run Microsoft Mail on our internal network.
>I'd like to eliminate the Unix box (and Microsoft Mail) and replace it with
>an NT box running only Imail but I'm not too comfortable putting NT into the
>DMZ.
>
>Any input to this dilemma would be greatly appreciated.
Keep the Unix box in the DMZ as "bastion mail host" but convert it be
"relay only" hub, ie, no local mailboxes.
Set up Imail behind the firewall so that it forwards all outbound to
the Unix box for delivery (I assume the Unix box has access to a DNS
also outside of the firewall), and have the unix box forward all
inbound to Imail.
Len
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