imail administrator>localhost>yourhostname> the field for official hostname should be grayed out, and probably says yourdomain.com the 4th field is "host alias" put in myimailbox.mydomain.com in this field that should resolve your issue with being able to rcv those emails.
be sure and visit one of those external email sites for testing relay and such to make sure your not open relay, my practice is, on the smtp security tab, setting it to 'relay mail for addresses' and putting in my home_network so my users can send/rcv and being sure to put in the imgate ip so it will be allowed as well. don -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Don Weber Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 9:28 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [IMGate] Re: non RTFM IMGATE & NT BIND Qstns >>b/c we couldn't mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>instead we could only mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] did you look in the alias field, put just the mydomain.com in fully qualified domain name field, and if necessary put an alias of myimailbox.mydomain.com, i think in mine i actually have domain name as localhost. i'm not sure why i did that originally. i'm on a diff computer right now and cant access my systems atm, as soon as i can i will verify my domain names and alias'. but i dont personally think there is any need for nt bind, i've never used it. Don
