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тАО11-30-2003 10:06 PM
тАО11-30-2003 10:06 PM
Mail Routing
Hi ,
Assume I have two servers A and B hosting email service with sendmail for same domain xyz.com. I have 50 users in server A and 50 users in Server B. All users will have sender address in this format - user_name@xyz.com
user in server A should able to send mail to other users in server A and also server B. How to do mail routing without using LDAP ?.
regards,
U.SivaKumar.
Assume I have two servers A and B hosting email service with sendmail for same domain xyz.com. I have 50 users in server A and 50 users in Server B. All users will have sender address in this format - user_name@xyz.com
user in server A should able to send mail to other users in server A and also server B. How to do mail routing without using LDAP ?.
regards,
U.SivaKumar.
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тАО12-01-2003 03:03 AM
тАО12-01-2003 03:03 AM
Re: Mail Routing
We have a similiar setup here. I have 12 servers holding my users actual email accounts. All users are known as user_name@abc.edu. What I have done is in our primary mail server for the domain I have an alias file that points all individuals to the correct server. So jim@abc.edu is aliased to jim@serverA.abc.edu and joe@abc.edu is aliased to joen@serverB.abc.edu. This alias file is then cloned to all the other email servers so everyone is in sync and can deliver their own mail internally.
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тАО12-01-2003 03:44 AM
тАО12-01-2003 03:44 AM
Re: Mail Routing
/etc/aliases
On all the systems
user_name@xyz.com: user_name@servername.xyz.com
The file is tab delimited.
That change will start working as soon as you implement it, though its always a good idea to bounce the sendmail daaemon with a service sendmail restart
I like James's idea. I may modify it to provide failover mail queing between my three domain servers.
SEP
On all the systems
user_name@xyz.com: user_name@servername.xyz.com
The file is tab delimited.
That change will start working as soon as you implement it, though its always a good idea to bounce the sendmail daaemon with a service sendmail restart
I like James's idea. I may modify it to provide failover mail queing between my three domain servers.
SEP
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тАО12-01-2003 09:32 AM
тАО12-01-2003 09:32 AM
Re: Mail Routing
If you have some predictable pattern to the users on the given systems, you could use the 'virtual user table' to redirect them easier (for groupings) than the aliases file.
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