Just out of curiosity. Why do you have two cards and one IP for each one,
when you can have just one network card and the two IPs in that card.

For example. MX10 of domain A goes to mail.domainA.com
And MX10 for domain b goes to mail.domainB.com

Mail.domainA.com points to xx.xx.xx.xx1  an Ip configured in your network
card
And 
Mail.domainB.com points to xx.xx.xx.xx2 an Ip configured in your network
card 

In Imail domainA.com is not a virtual domain and uses xx.xx.xx.xx1 and
mail.domainB.com is a virtual domain.. you will get the email without
problem since Imail listens to any of the Ips, and it is willing to accept
incoming mail either for domainA or domainB

        -Luis Arango
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Scott Erwin
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 2:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] Can't get my head around this DNS issue

Hi,

I'm trying to set up my Windows 2000 Server Imail server to host two
domains. The primary domain  is domainA.com and the virtual host will be
domainB.com. I have two network cards in this server - one for each domain
and each has it's own ip address.

I have DNS running on my Windows 2000 domain. The problem is, with the
server's name being  "mail", how can I differentiate between
mail.domainA.com and mail.domainB.com internally? I know this is more of a
Windows 2000 DNS question than an Imail issue, but someone has to have this
same set up. Do I need to create another forward lookup zone for
domainB.com?

As it is right now when I ping MAIL from the mail server itself, it returns
domainB.com's ip address.

Thanks,
Scott






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