Sorry I could not resist just being a "yup'py" for a minute.
Two ways to skin this cat, one would be to use peering, but the other that I
think would be better, if not politically impossible, would be to give user
address at location 2 like [EMAIL PROTECTED] To accomplish this
with only one box (box1) connected to the Internet, you would need to set
your hosts file on the machine connected to the internet (box1) to point
location2.company.com to the IP of the second machine. You would also need
to go to the second machine and set that box to relay all outbound mail
through box 1. That would be accomplished via the SMTP tab of the IMAIL
control panel.
If you would rather just set up peering, then you should consult the IMAIL
KB as there is a good article that details that process clearly as well as
outlining the pros and cons of that configuration.
-V
----- Original Message -----
From: Lewis Yelverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Imail Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 8:36 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Peering Question???
> Is this possible? I need to peer two Imail servers with only one server
> being connected directly to the internet (server 1), the other would be
> across a WAN (server 2). We are experiencing bandwidth problems and are
> attempting to give this remote location better email performance.
> (Server 2) would in essence simply forward it's email to (Server1) for
> distribution to the internet....Can I do this???
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Lewis Yelverton
>
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