Sure, probably every Imail ISP runs 1O's or 100's of virtual mail hosts, on
one ip.
Just create the 4 virtual mail hosts in Imail, and in your DNS, for the
mydomain.com zone file:
#db.mydomain.com
linux IN MX 10, mydomain.com.
windows IN MX 10, mydomain.com.
router IN MX 10, mydomain.com.
robot IN MX 10, mydomain.com.
Where mydomain.com is the Imail server with these 4 virtual hosts defined.
When a mail sender gets the MX record for the virtual host, it then obtains
the ip for the MX host (mydomain.com) and sends the mail to that ip. Imail
sees the incoming mail, reads the To: header, sees that its for an Imail
virtual host, and local-delivers the msg to the virtual host and mailbox.
Len
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>Hello! I'm currently testing Imail 6.0, just wondering
>if I could run several Virtul Email with or without
>valid IP on a single domain. My plan is to create
>different subdomains with email addresses:
>ex.
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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