On 11/04/2013 03:19 AM, rajeshrudramani wrote:
Hi
I am having a mail server in datacenter with a static IP which
hosts a domain. I also have a local mail server for the same domain
which fetches the mail from the main server. I have two type of users.
1. Who uses mail inside the office.
2. Who uses mails outside the office.
My Static mail server receives all the mails for the domain. It should
fetch the mails to local mail server only for the local users and not
for the remote users. For remote users the mails should be pushed from
the static mail server itself. For local mail users, the mail should
be pushed to the local mail server from which the mails should be
available for local users.
Now if the local users send mails to local users the mails should
route through the local mail server. If the local users send mails to
remote users the mail should go via the static mail server.
I have to set a mail server like this. Is it possible to set a mail
server like this using qmail?
Seriously this time. ;)
I would simplify the requirements a little to implement what you're
trying to do.
In a nutshell, set up the static server to process everything, including
MX and submissions. Then set up the local server to simply have dovecot
and fetchmail, for accessing the local mail. Let all clients submit
emails via the static server.
This is a little less efficient than having the local intra-domain
emails go directly, but to be honest, I don't know how you'd possibly
configure that. Something would need to determine, on the submission
side, where to send the submissions. I don't know what could do that.
Regards
Rajesh
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