This is pretty trivial to do. All you need is a standard qmail
install with a single entry in /var/qmail/control/smtproutes which
points to your exchange server.
That way all mail submitted to qmail will be forward via smtp to
your exchange server.
You may want to set concurrencyremote downwards to make
life a little smoother for the NT server.
Regards.
On Fri, Jun 16, 2000 at 01:59:42PM -0500, Jackson, Robert wrote:
> Currently, we receive our incoming mail via NT Exchange server. We do not
> currently use our IBM RS6000 for any internet email purposes (ie, I am in
> unfamiliar territory with this project).
>
> Since our core business applications exist on the IBM system, I would like
> to develop the application that would form the email message, shell to AIX,
> and invoke Qmail which would then send the email to NT Exchange server. My
> reasons for this routing are: 1) There are security concerns governed by
> the network department over which I have no responsibility; 2) I don't want
> any email messages coming back to the RS6000. 3) Since I cannot influence
> the security policies, I want to transmit the email to a trusted source
> (Exchange) and let that source deal with the firewall, security issues, etc.
> Therefore, the RS6000 will only be sending email to the NT Exchange server.
> Hopefully, then, the NT Exchange server will then send out the email
> appropriately.
>
> I imagine someone is doing this and would appreciate constructive input. If
> you've got an installation similar to this and would like to correspond
> "offlist", please feel free to email me directly. Thanks.
>
> --robert
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
