Hi Y'all (y'all is a defined word in Texas),
A ten minute (or less) conversation with someone who has been there would
be great, but failing to know anyone, maybe someone can take a few minutes
to give us some pointers.
We are a hosting and development company. Almost all of our e-mail service
is Forward -- we just pass it through to the client's box at his ISP
(connectivity provider).
Our mail server runs on separate box, apart from the box on which the web
site is hosted. So, we will not have a unique IP (MX) for each of the
Imail virtual domains.
We would like some advice on the best way to accomplish the following:
1. We want to allow our customers to use a web interface to do their own
configuration (i.e. adding/changing forward addresses, etc.), but we don't
want them to be able to create a pop account. I'm guessing that there is
some flexibility to do that . .
2. In every case we want everything addressed to Hostmaster and to Abuse,
to come to us. We don't want the customer to be able to do anything to
redirect those messages. Ditto, in most but not all cases, for anything
addresses to Webmaster.
3. If something is addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and johnnnnnn is not
a defined forward or pop, then we want it to go to a default forwarding
account/user for that particular domain.
We RTFM and looked through the knowledge base, but we would like to hear
from users with experience. It will be appreciated.
Thanks,
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