Topic: Evils of Exchange

[Brando Choy]

Hi,
I need a bit of clarification (Searching logs of Exchange ):

your.domain --> "mail.domain.company" or is it "Evil_Exchange"?
DomainName--> "Evil_Exchange" server name

Because of the reference of Domain Name for both I'm not sure...

Thanks again,

Brando
PS Yes, Exchange has been interesting to say the least...

Author: Joseph Morrison
Date:   12-08-1999 17:32


3. Edit the file

/etc/e-smith/templates/var/qmail/control/smtproutes

and delete everything that's there, then replace it all with the following single line:

your.domain:[192.168.100.100]

and replace "your.domain" with your actual domain name and 192.168.100.100 with the IP address of your NT mail server.

4. Update the e-smith configuration by executing the following commands:

/sbin/e-smith/config set DomainName your.domain
/sbin/e-smith/config set SMTPSmartHost on
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event manager-misc

again replacing "your.domain" with your actual domain name.

[Charlie Brady]

Brando Choy wrote:

> Hi, I need a bit of clarification
>
> your.domain --> "mail.domain.company" or is it
> "Evil_Exchange"?

Neither. "your.domain" is what comes after the @ on mail you want to receive. SO if you are user@your.domain, you need to do:

/sbin/e-smith/config set DomainName your.domain

> DomainName--> "Evil_Exchange" server name

No, "DomainName" is a literal, you need to type it in just as above.

Charlie

[Charlie Brady]

Charlie Brady wrote:

> Neither. "your.domain" is what comes after the @ on
> mail you want to receive.

I should clarify, and say "what your Exchange server wants to receive". The whole idea is to configure e-smith so that any email it gets  for "your.domain" it passes on to the exchange server, and anything else it delivers out via the internet.

Charlie