De Petter Mattheas:
>
> Hello
>
>
> Thanks for the feedback.
>
> Can you still help me with the following?
>
> We want to have two smtp routes for one subdomain
>
> For example
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> *@eqx.vessel.com = smtp 1: a ip adress 25
> = smtp 2: a ip adress 20026
>
> *@bqx.vessel.com = smtp 1: a ip adress 25
> = smtp 2: a ip adress 20026
Ehm. 25 is not an IP address. Did you mean TCP port?
Transport maps currently can return only one result. You can use
DNS to go from one transport map result to multiple IP addresses,
but multiple TCP ports.
What you can do is to (also) run an SMTP daemon on port 20026 on
the smtp1 host. In Postfix, that means:
/etc/postfix/master.cf:
20026 inet .... ... .. .. .. .. smtpd
Wietse
