thecgmguy
11th June 2008, 01:21
Hi Guys,
Lemmie start by saying that I'm proficient with SMTP but completely clueless with postfix. Perhaps this is an easy thing to do.
I have multiple domains:
domaina.com
domainb.com
domainc.com
I'd like to setup my centos box so that it's a backup MX gateway for domaina:
Internet email addressed to user@domaina.com >> postfix gateway >> static route pointing to primary MX host for domaina.com.
I'd like to setup the same centos box so that it hosts all inbound mail for domainb:
Internet message for user@domainb.com >> postfix gateway >> stored locally
I'd like to setup the same centos box so that it forwards all mail for domainc to an external address:
Internet message for user@domainc.com >> postfix gateway >> redirects to someexternaladdressoutonthenet@somedomain.com
Is this possible? If so, how is this done? I have postfix installed with TLS support (as per falko's awesome perfect server setup). ISPConfig is NOT installed.
Thanks!
Lemmie start by saying that I'm proficient with SMTP but completely clueless with postfix. Perhaps this is an easy thing to do.
I have multiple domains:
domaina.com
domainb.com
domainc.com
I'd like to setup my centos box so that it's a backup MX gateway for domaina:
Internet email addressed to user@domaina.com >> postfix gateway >> static route pointing to primary MX host for domaina.com.
I'd like to setup the same centos box so that it hosts all inbound mail for domainb:
Internet message for user@domainb.com >> postfix gateway >> stored locally
I'd like to setup the same centos box so that it forwards all mail for domainc to an external address:
Internet message for user@domainc.com >> postfix gateway >> redirects to someexternaladdressoutonthenet@somedomain.com
Is this possible? If so, how is this done? I have postfix installed with TLS support (as per falko's awesome perfect server setup). ISPConfig is NOT installed.
Thanks!