Re: [IMail Forum] domain name clarification

[Joshua Levitsky]

What I do when I setup domains (including the first domain on install) is I call them by their domain...   for example   robcashman.com   and then I make an alias mail.robcashman.com so that the web stuff works on it.   I kind of wish that IMail would have two fields for hostnames... one for MX records and one for web/imap/smtp/pop. Then I could say that a "domain" accepts mail from robcashman.com and bobo.com if I want so [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] are the same person, and I could say that mail.whatever.com is the web/imap/pop/smtp interface. Would be nicer.   Of course taking it a step further it would be nice if you could enable access for users to specific services on a per user basis like iPlanet Messaging server does. You can say that a user only has SMTP access or only POP/SMTP or POP/SMTP/Webmail ... etc... by setting it peruser.   -Josh ----- Original Message ----- From: Kelly Leinbach To: IMail Forum Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 10:39 AM Subject: [IMail Forum] domain name clarification We're installing and testing Imail 7.0x for the first time.  If I name the server mail.domain.com, when I add users it auto-fills the reply address in as [EMAIL PROTECTED].  I'd like it to fill it in as [EMAIL PROTECTED] so I don't have to change it for every user.  Do I have to name the server just domain.com to be able to do that?  Or is that not the right way to name the server?   Kelly Leinbach Information Systems Newton Medical Center [EMAIL PROTECTED]