Wednesday, April 18, 2001, 1:06:35 PM, you wrote:
BA> Hi-
BA> We am running Imail 6.0. We have a customer that wants us to be a backup
BA> mail server for them in case their main server goes down. From my
BA> understanding of the Imail documentation, I have to add his mail server to
BA> the "Relay Mail for [Addresses]" option in SMTP security, in order for imail
BA> to relay to him. Currently we are using the "Relay For Local Users" option.
BA> Although this is not the most secure, we have found it is easiest for the
BA> customers to setup their mail clients if they just use our SMTP server and
BA> don't have to mess around with authentication or find out their ISPs mail
BA> server.
BA> My question is, is there any way to "Relay for Local Users" and relay for my
BA> customers box? (And setting Relay for Anyone isn't a choice :) ). If not the
BA> only solution I see is to set Relay for Addresses and notify all our
BA> customers to either use their ISPs SMTP server, or use SMTP AUTH.
This is pretty well covered in the knowledge base at
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19980116-JB14.htm .
Imail lacks some features that could make this more simple for your
customer, but it is doable.
Ben
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