Think the peer option is what you need
define mail.yourdomain.com in both servers, acting as peers, and each
one have only the local users.
if a mail arrive to one of the servers, & it cannot find the user as
local, it send the mail to the peer
> Ross Anderson wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I will soon have multiple imail servers. Our main server in Nashville
> and a backup server in our Cairo office. The Cairo office needs its
> own server for at least two reasons: better reliability and the time
> difference betweeen the two offices and our clients in Cairo.
> Currently they link up to the imail server in Nashville. They
> experience bad connections and time-outs, as well as messages
> w/attachments timing out. I have had them jack up the time-out on
> their clients. I have modified I can think of on both server side and
> client side to try to improve their service level.
>
> I guess I will need to setup the second imail server as a gateway? Or
> I am I wrong, the first server would become the gateway?
>
> How do I go about setting this up?
>
> Ross Anderson
> Strategists. Builders. Evangelists.
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>
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