Hi!
If the domain differs it's quite simple to add forwards for specific email addresses
to the receiving domain. Otherwise, when I remember right, Exchange can be programmed
to fetch some pop accounts. Just google for <exchange server fetch pop account>.
Johannes
Jake Vickers wrote:
Kyle Quillen wrote:
Hello all,
I have a strange request of a customer.
They have their own exchange server that is basically used as a
glorified shared calendar right now. I host their mail for all 150
email accounts. What they want to do is be able to use their exchange
server for say maybe 20 of those accounts but still have my system
scan for spam and handle pop smtp imap etc for the other 130
accounts. So I guess my question is is there a way to set certain
accounts to relay mail to the exchange server other than having the
exchange server pop the mail every 15 minutes?
Would there be a script that would allow me to have the server forward
the mail for those 20 accounts to the exchange server via smtp?
I am not sure if I am asking this right or not but figured someone out
there would be able to help out.
Does the Exchange machine use a different domain name?
I seem to remember something about adding the user to smtproutes or
something; it'll be in the archives somewhere, where a user was doing
something similar, and just routing them to the Exchange machine's IP
address.
If not, maybe fetchmail under cygwin on the windows box to poll those
specific accounts maybe?
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