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On 03/31/2004 01:11 PM, Yashpal Nagar wrote:
| I believe you need source based routing.
| iproute2 can help you in this. Such that if the src is the
| xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ( which is you WAN IP of your Secondary MX server) sent
| it via local
| interface of
Hi Ankur,
I believe you need source based routing.
iproute2 can help you in this. Such that if the src is the
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ( which is you WAN IP of your Secondary MX server) sent
it via local
interface of your primary mx server.
Regards,
Yash
Ankur Rohatgi wrote:
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On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 12:54, Naresh Narang wrote:
> Ankur,
>
>It appears to me that you are not using a secondary
> mail server independently. Why should secondary mail
> server be contacting primary to deliver mail. The
> purpose of having a secondary mail server is defeated.
>
> I would
Ankur,
It appears to me that you are not using a secondary
mail server independently. Why should secondary mail
server be contacting primary to deliver mail. The
purpose of having a secondary mail server is defeated.
I would setup a box to run secondary mail server
independently. Setup rsy
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Here is a problem i am facing and before attempting a fix i wanted to
get an idea from the people on the list as to the easiest way to address
this issue.
We have a mail server connected to the Internet and LAN on separate LAN
cards. The default gateway