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Dear Gurus
Email Domain: test.com
Lotus Domino IP: 10.2.2.251/24
Lotus Domino FQDN: msg1.test.com
IBM Lotus Domino is running and configured for Mail and Messaging.
Now we want that Lotus Domino ...
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- 10-12-2007 #1Linux Newbie
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Postfix/Sendmail and IBM Lotus Domino
Dear Gurus
Email Domain: test.com
Lotus Domino IP: 10.2.2.251/24
Lotus Domino FQDN: msg1.test.com
IBM Lotus Domino is running and configured for Mail and Messaging.
Now we want that Lotus Domino doesnt face the internet, but there will be a Linux based mail server(postfix or sendmail) that will recieve the mails from outside/internet, do some filtering etc, and then pass the emails to the Lotus Domino. Likewise postfix/sendmail also recives the emails from Lotus Domino, and send email to the appropriate destination/internet.
Now
1, what to do on postfix/sendmail so that it will forward/pass all the emails it recives from internet/outside for test.com to the Lotus Domino Server.
2, what to do on postfix/sendmail so that it will ACCEPT and Forward/Send all the emails it recives from Lotus Domino to the internet/outside.
Please help
Regards
Maaz
- 10-12-2007 #2
Hi,
I'm not sure i understood ur problem correctly.
Here is wat i tried while setting up sendmail server.
Ip 1.2.3.4 is an application server.(linux+apache+mysql+php+sendmail)
Ip 5.6.7.8 is an mail server(linux+sendmail)
At application server:
1) edit sendmail.mc file
set SMART_HOST(`Give ur mail server name');
2)Comment DAEMON_OPTIONS like this,
dnl DAEMON_OPTIONS(`PORT=smpt,Addr=127.0.0.1,Name=MTA' )dnl
3)run this command,
m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
4)service sendmail restart
Make sure sendmail port 25 is open & ur mail server name is in /etc/hosts file
At Mail Server:
1)edit sendmail.mc file.
Comment above said DAEMON OPTION line by placing dnl in front of it.
2)Run these commands
m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
service sendmail restart
3)edit /etc/mail/access
place a new entry,
connect:1.2 RELAY
4)go to
cd /etc/mail
type,
make
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- 10-17-2007 #3Linux Newbie
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Thanks a lot for help, I am asking the same question but with a bit/small difference
Internet_Mail_Server FQDN: mail.test.com, private IP: 10.0.0.225/24
Internet_Mail_Server MTA: POSTFIX, and facing the internet
Local_Mail_Server FQDN: local.test.com, ip: 10.0.0.125/24
Local_Mail_Server MTA: POSTFIX, and Doesnt face the internet
Yet Didnt configure the Internet_Mail_Server(need help)
following is the Postfix configuration of Local_Mail_Server :
myhostname = local.test.com
mydomain = test.com
myorigin = test.com
inet_interfaces = all
mydestination = $myhostname, localhost, $mydomain
mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8, 10.0.0.0/24
rest of the options are all the default.
Now I need help to configure the
1, Local_Mail_Server to forward all the emails for outside/INTERNET to the Internet_Mail_Server(mail.test.com, private ip 10.0.0.225/24)
2, Internet_Mail_Server so that it will ACCEPT all the emails(going to internet) comming from Local_Mail_Server and then forward/pass those emails TO internet
3, Internet_Mail_Server so that it will forward/pass all the emails for test.com domain(comming from internet/outside) to the Local_Mail_Server(10.0.0.125/24)
Please help
Regards
needee


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