Ted, If the target e-mail domain name isn't the same as your IMS host, and you don't have "accept mail for" of that target domain set up in IMS (or SMTPRCV) control panel, it will relay the message to the resolved MX address of the target domain. If you don't have internal DNS, you can probably mess with the hosts file on the IMS server so that it knows it's not responsible to accept for the designated MX domain, regardless of what you advertise to the outside world.
I use IMS strictly as my personal e-mail server for my own domains nowadays, and use a Barracuda Spam firewall as the front end - our corporate mail server is Exchange. -- Eric -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ted Wiggins Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 12:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Anyone still using EMWAC? Hi, I was hoping to put a little EMWAC MTA in front of an existing mail server to filter some of the incoming SMTP traffic. Mostly to eliminate some of the obvious trash from open relays and the like. I setup a server with Win2003 and installed the EMWAC stuff as well as the SCSmfilter and such and have been able to get the server accepting mail, but cannot seem to get it to forward the mail afterwards. It always places the message into the persons local mailbox. So I have obviously forgotten how to set this up. I have added the IP of the other MTA into the EMWAC IMS 0.80 Control Panel tool. I thought that was all that was required, but must be mistaken. Anyone still out there that remembers how to do this? thanks -ted This is the discussion list for the IMS Free email server software. To unsubscribe send mailto:[email protected] Delivered by MailSite Collaborator http://www.mailsite.com/ This is the discussion list for the IMS Free email server software. To unsubscribe send mailto:[email protected] Delivered by MailSite Collaborator http://www.mailsite.com/
