Hi everyone,

The trick, thanks to John B. at Sun, was to remove the use of smarthost from 
the sendmail configuration and move all routing to the mailertable function.

Basically, smarthost is an all-or-nothing switch and this is what was causing 
my problem.  By switching to the mailertable, sendmail will process the domains 
locally.  By adding the smarthost machine as the last entry in the mailertable 
as a wildcard entry, anything that doesn't match a locally managed domain will 
be sent out via the smarthost.

For example:
123mail.example.com     esmtp:123mail.example.com
.                       esmtp:[smtp-server.myisp.com]

The dot (.) is the wildcard symbol in the mailertable.

Be sure to remove the SMARTHOST entry from the sendmail.mc file and the 
resulting sendmail.cf file and restart sendmail.

I hope others find this helpful.  Again, all the credit goes to John B. at Sun.

-Michael
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