In Imail usage, if a mail domain has its own ip, it's a real domain, not a virtual.
Ok, a real domain.
Imail as MX relay is very simple to set up and clearly documented in the Imail user manual.
The part I missed the first time through the manual was that "Relay Mail For IP address" also applies to destinations. I thought it was only a list of who to accept mail from. With that cleared up, it becomes easier.
One of the ideas I have is to configure the domain to be transitioned on the iMail server, and then transition users as I can. The idea being that if iMail can't deliver the message to an account for that domain locally, it will send it on to the old mail server. I forgot to mention that we use only IMAP here. The continuation of the plan is to visit each workstation, create a new IMAP account that points to the iMail server, use the client software to move messages, then delete the old account.
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