> If I have about 10 machines that host about 15 - 20 websites per
> box, what would be the best or easiest way to configure them with
> imail.
Websites != mail domains. You need to get a grip on your mail
requirements.
> As far as a gateway, smtp settings.
Are you talking about using IMail as an SMTP gateway for CGI- or
ASP-based pages?
> Would I want to separate the iis from the imail?
IIS and IMail will always be separate.
If you mean "Should I be using each server's MS SMTP (part of IIS) to
send mail directly from each server?"--this will be preferable if the
web servers will be generating more aggregate traffic than the IMail
server can handle, but it requires that each web server be architected
and maintained using mailserver best practices, which would not be
necessary if you used IMail as the outbound gateway.
Pleae provide an extended description of what you actually are doing
that is relevant to mail.
--Sandy
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