RTFM, see 'peering'. If this works for you, it would allow you maintain
only one mail domain, spread across yr local and remote POP sites. The
remote site would send mail to its local Imail.
This also gives you MX redundancy, at the cost of some msg traffic incoming
being sent to the "wrong" server which would forward it to the right server.
You create mailboxes on local to the users which is your best attempt to
reduce your timeout pb, allowing every body to smtpsend/popreceive with
their local server.
Len
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>Hi all
>Remote users are frequently experiencing timeouts when sending and/or
>receiving mail.
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