As far as I understand this, any mail server that want to send mail to the
primary MX will do so, if that server is available. If not, it will use a
lower priority one Correct?
Yes
Ok, but how do I get the lower priority mail server to send mail to the
primary one when he comes online?
Goran Blazic [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes on 2 October 2000 at 11:32:03 +0200
I have this problem I dont even know how to start solving...
There is this mail server for a company that is online most of the time
(18-20 hours a day), but it can happen, that the server goes offline for
some
hi,
Ok, but how do I get the lower priority mail server to send mail to the
primary one when he comes online? My guess is that something like smptget*
(whatever) is not really a sollution...
in addition to Brett Randall ideas just one more:
ping the server from the mx2 (a fine cron job)
